Published: 16/08/2022
AS VISITORS flock to Whitehaven, they’re being reminded not to feed the seagulls.
Copeland Council, in partnership with Whitehaven Harbour Commissioners, has erected 20 signs to urge residents and tourists not to feed the birds.
Andy Pratt, Portfolio Holder for Environmental Health, said: “During the summer holidays, as visitors arrive in the town, and residents are out and about, we’re asking people not to feed the seagulls.
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Published: 16/08/2022
Sun, smiles, and support were the order of the day for more than 750 people on Friday, August 12.
The Social Prescribing Health and Wellbeing Festival brought the community together for family fun.
From a vibrant colour run, to chair aerobics and animal therapy, visitors of all ages enjoyed an array of activities, for free, at the Whitehaven Rugby League Club and Stadium.
Alongside the fun outdoors, families also accessed vital wellbeing support by talking to professionals from more than 25 local groups and services.
