With thousands set to visit the Lake District, a clear message of ‘leave no trace’ is being encouraged as Council patrols aim to ensure people are minimising their impact on the environment during their visit.
Residents who rely on domestic heating oil and are experiencing financial hardship due to rising costs are encouraged apply for support through the Crisis and Resilience Fund.
More than 100 young girls are taking part in a project in Barrow creating better access to football for girls – as a legacy in the town of the home-grown Lionesses double Euros winner Georgia Stanway.
People in Kendal are being asked what they’re “bothered about” – and what could be done to address these issues. Give a Day to Kendal 2026 aims to bring together the people with a passion for making a change with the volunteers who could get involved to make that difference.
Council announces Askam, Dalton, and three National Trust sites will receive enhanced protection against anti-social behaviour and consultation launches to propose measures in Ullswater and even more locations.
Held at Penrith Library on the first Monday of each month from 10am to 3pm, the drop-in sessions are open to anyone aged 16 or over, whether seeking support for themselves or guidance on behalf of a friend, relative or colleague.
Westmorland and Furness Council is issuing early advice to keep people informed ahead of an Amber Weather Warning for heavy rain issued for the central Lakes area of Cumbria, and Yellow Warning for the entire area.
