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A commitment from Cumbria’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner to work with the council to tackle problems with fly-camping, inconsiderate parking and related anti-social behaviour in areas of the Lakes has been welcomed.

Free, confidential drop-in service now available in Penrith to support anyone affected by domestic abuse.

A new community café will open its doors in Barrow Town Hall on 14 May.

Nearly a tonne of rubbish has been cleared from back streets in Barrow as part of a targeted operation to tackle littering and fly-tipping.

There are currently 374 Ukrainians who have come to live in Westmorland and Furness since the start of the conflict.

Financial support is available to eligible households to help cover the costs of food and energy bills this winter.

The council is conducting a survey to learn more about how people are currently contacting the council.

Council buildings across Westmorland and Furness are being lit up in orange to show support for domestic abuse campaign.

Council approves new Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) for area.

Council invites local voluntary and community groups to take part in survey to gather views on how well they are supported by local third sector infrastructure organisations.