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There is still time for people to have their say on possible ways to improve Windermere station and the surrounding area.

The vision to open up Penrith Town Hall to complement and boost the town's cultural and creative sectors has taken a major step forward.

Westmorland and Furness Council is celebrating after receiving a Green Flag Award for Castle Park in Penrith once again. The council-run cemeteries in Penrith and Alston have also earned the internationally recognised standard for parks and green spaces which this year celebrates its 30th year.

Residents and businesses are being encouraged to ‘have your say’ in a new consultation as part of the next stage of developing Westmorland and Furness’ first Local Plan.

A golden era of dedication to the community by Penrith Lions Club is being celebrated with a floral display planted by Westmorland and Furness Council.

The proposal to renew the Business Improvement District for Barrow has been approved.

Penrith Players have unveiled improvements at their much-loved Playhouse – the first project in the Borderlands Place Programme to be approved and completed.

From coastal walks to cafes and a castle, a new publication celebrating the attractions of Dalton-in-Furness has been launched to entice more and new visitors to the historic town.

Residents, businesses, and visitors are being invited to have their say on emerging design options to help further shape the vision for a transformational welcome to the Lake District.

A special post box has been installed at Penrith Cemetery to give families a way to express thoughts and memories to departed loved ones.