Jenna Sutherland News Today

A cancer support group in Cumbria has shared its anger and disappointment after the projects funding was cut.

A Cumbrian charity is excited to launch four new wellbeing groups in Carlisle after receiving funding from the national lottery.

In the cold months that ended the fall semester, Jenna Sutherland layered up for her commute to campus. Two sweatshirts, a puffer jacket and an extra pair of socks were not Sutherland’s usual attire but was just what she needed during the short wait for the 8:30 a.m. bus. Once she got to her stop...

On Tuesday nights in the Cotton District, a crowd of students gather outside of the locally-famous Fountain Bar on University Drive to enjoy the three drinks-for-$1 special.

Today is the third Monday in January, which is more commonly known as ‘Blue Monday’.

A series of events aims to make a difference to suicide rates in Cumbria.

The leader of Carlisle’s new WeCan Hub has spoken of her delight at being able to meet members of the community following a year of online-based support. Situated next to iCan Fitness, the WeCan Hub is a new centre which is focused on helping people with their mental wellbeing. “We’ve been calling it essentially a youth club but for adults,” leader Jenna Sutherland explained. Jenna came on board to help develop the project at the end of September last year, with the idea then on...