When you are talking about making genuine change it takes time Can we overcome negative thoughts and boost our self-confidence through language and by training our brains to think more positively? Celebrities who adopt neuro linguistic programming, and Cumbrian practitioner Laura Cadman, believe so. FROM the outside Laura Cadman was a highly professional, capable chief executive able to lead a team and get things done for the vulnerable in society. In reality she lived every day with a constant, churning feeling of anxiety. “It was like having a hot ball in my stomach and every interaction left me feeling insecure and picking apart my actions and words. Yet outwardly I had a very confident exterior.
Cumbria County Council has brought together local partners to create a town team for Penrith. It includes representatives from Cumbria CVS (Cumbria Council for Voluntary Service) S, Cumbria County Council, Eden District Council, Penrith Town Council, Penrith Business Improvement District, Penrith Chamber of Trade, and Penrith Industrial Business Improvement District, who are working together to develop a ‘place vision’ for Penrith. It is hoped the plan will attract new businesses, increase and retain the working age population, improve the environment of the town, deliver new jobs, and increase visitors. A spokesman for Cumbria County Council said: We want to use the new place vision to build local pride and confidence in the town, and to help us further develop Penrith as we reignite our economy following the Coronavirus pandemic.
RESIDENTS are running out of time to have their say on Cumbria s Covid recovery plan. The county s Strategic Recovery Coordination Group (SRCG) is reminding people that the consultation to gather feedback on the draft recovery strategy closes on Sunday.] With organisations across the county decimated by Covid, it is belueved a plan is essential for a succesful recovery. The SRCG is a partnership of organisations and authorities including the county council, district councils, Cumbria Police, NHS, Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership, Cumbria Council for Voluntary Service, Cumbria Community Foundation, and others. The group is seeking the views of local people on their strategy to inform the final version of the document, which will be published in Summer.
Have your say on Cumbriaâs COVID Recovery Plan
14/04/2021
A new group set up to spearhead Cumbria’s recovery from the pandemic is asking residents for their views on its recovery plan.
Cumbriaâs Strategic Recovery Coordination Group (SRCG) has launched an online public consultation to gather feedback on the Draft Recovery Strategy for Cumbria.
The SRCG is a partnership of organisations and authorities including the county council, district councils, Cumbria Police, NHS, Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership, Cumbria Council for Voluntary Service, Cumbria Community Foundation, and others.
Planning for the future is essential to a successful recovery for local residents, businesses, communities and tourists.