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Scam letters warning in West Cumbria

by Cumbria Crack
22/07/2025
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A warning has been issued after reports of scam letters have been made in the Workington area.

Cumberland Council said it had received reports of the letters from a company called Energy Support Centre.

Cumberland Council said it was not a legitimate letter and people should not respond or share personal information.

The letter:

  • Urges urgent contact by phone
  • References the council to appear legitimate
  • Comes from a company only recently registered

It added that Cumberland Council was sending out genuine letters about its Warm Homes Local Grant – but these would be clearly marked with Cumberland Council’s branding.

Anyone in doubt about a letter they receive in connection with the authority should contact the council directly.

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