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Westmorland and Furness Council has set out its long-term vision for a stronger, more inclusive and more sustainable economy over the next decade.

The Barrow contract was awarded to a specialist company through a robust, lawful, open and competitive procurement process that ensured fairness, transparency and value for money.

Work has started on repairs to Thorncliffe Crematorium in Barrow following the recent fire.

The benefits of investing in Cumbria will be showcased at a three-day business conference.

Urgent action is being taken to protect two Kendal bridges from the risk of damage or collapse after repeated breaches of weight restrictions.

Residents across Cumbria are being encouraged to consider fostering as part of Foster Care Fortnight (11–24 May 2026), the UK’s largest awareness-raising campaign for foster care.

The arts, culture, heritage, festivals and events sector in Eden and Furness are invited to apply for new grant fund totalling at £94,000.

Westmorland and Furness Council has been honoured with the highest accolade available for organisations that demonstrate outstanding support for the Armed Forces community.

Cllr Giles Archibald stepped down from Cabinet with effect from yesterday’s (7 May) annual council meeting.

Members of the public are being asked for their views on a proposal to introduce two new zebra crossings on Springfield Road in Ulverston.