The Cockermouth Post is a FREE magazine delivered to the residents and businesses of Cockermouth and surrounding area, as well as Keswick town centre
We are an independent Cockermouth based, family run publication that doesn't believe in call centres or sales staff. Just drop us an email or pick up the phone and talk to us directly
If you would like to advertise in the Post or you have a story that you think would be of interest to the local community, please get in touch with Helen or Mike. We are always pleased to hear from you
To read the May issue of the Cockermouth Post online please click on the cover to the right!
If you would like to book an advert, send in a story or need more info please fill in the feedback form by clicking this link or call Mike or Helen on 01900 824655
The advertising rates for the Post are very competitive and value for money. Please call Helen or Mike to discuss the advert size that is right for you. Our advert costs start from as little as £28.00
Did you know that our advertising costs include free graphic design if required. We also provide free links to your website and email address with the Cockermouth Post Online!
Think how many potential new customers will be visiting your website through an advert in the Post! This has to be some of the best value advertising you will find!
Lynn Postlethwaite our Police Community Support Officer with pupils of Eaglesfield Paddle School took part in the Sports Relief Mile... a great success!
BodyFit Lorton School 10K road race took place in lovely sunshine with more than 200 runners of all levels
Plus lots more... just click on the covers to view!
Sean, Jonny and Matthew, who are members of the Cockermouth Titans have been selected to play for BARLA Great Britain - congratulations!
Harry Bibby is awarded first prize in the Cockermouth Young Speakers competion. Competing against other schools the standard was high - well done Harry!
Rally driving is centre stage this month with RABrallyesport and their new Subaru Impreza for 2012 - good luck!
Celebrate your future wellbeing and the diversity of our lives through reading, eating well, exercise and planning - worth a try?
