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November is National Care Leavers Month - a time to recognise, celebrate, and support young people transitioning from care into independence.

The Cumbria Connect to Work programme has confirmed the appointment of a Service Co-ordinator for a contract worth nearly £10m for up to five years starting in early 2026.

Residents, community groups and local organisations invited to apply for free trees and hedge packs as part of One Tree per Resident project.

Preliminary designs for a new active travel route along Kendal’s riverside are set to go on show.

From tomorrow (30 October), certain bird keepers in Westmorland and Furness must house their poultry and other captive birds to prevent the spread of avian influenza.

Westmorland and Furness Council is looking to open up more employment opportunities within the council for people with learning disabilities.

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

Council libraries hosting range of activities for Green Libraries Week.

Child Friendly Westmorland and Furness is a whole-council commitment to prioritising the rights, needs, and well-being of our children, ensuring they grow up in safe, supportive environments that encourage and value their participation.

Everybody interested in the future of Market Place in Kendal is being invited to share their views about planned redevelopment work.