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A new pocket park is set to be created in Dalton with funding from the Borderlands programme, transforming a vacant town-centre site into a new space for residents for everyday use and community events.

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.

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.

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

A bandstand at Penrith’s Castle Park is set to be revitalised as a part of plans to create a welcoming, accessible event space for the community.

A CCTV camera has been installed at a much-loved park to help give extra peace of mind to residents and visitors.

Local communities joined together in Carleton Park, Penrith, to celebrate the official opening of a new Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA).

Works have started on a new multi-use games area that will create an all-weather pitch for people to enjoy a variety of sports and activities at Carleton Park, Penrith.

Castle Park in Penrith has officially been recognised again as one of the country’s best managed parks after winning a prestigious Green Flag Award.

Designed for all ages and abilities, the new infrastructure provides a safe, vehicle-free space for people to travel actively