Westmorland and Furness Council News

Transformational projects to improve Kendal town centre have been given a £13.5million cash boost.

Innovative technology has been used to ensure roadworks in a Westmorland and Furness village didn’t disrupt services for residents and businesses.

Following the recent announcement of up to £200 million in major capital projects associated with the publication of Westmorland and Furness Council’s Capital Works Framework (2024-2028), a further £100 million in highways contract opportunities have now been released.

Welcome for investment in 5G innovation scheme at Windermere Ferry.

High quality contractors and suppliers have been invited to tender their services for up to £200 million in major capital projects.

A funding bid to improve the A595 at Grizebeck has now been submitted to Government for a decision on investment.

It has today (14 November) been announced that seven volunteer-led groups have been honoured with the King’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK - the MBE for volunteer groups.

Businesses are being invited to find out more about how they can upskill their workforce with “Multiply.”

A popular arts, cultural and community venue will continue to operate following a decision taken by Westmorland and Furness Council’s Cabinet today (Tuesday, 14 November).

Residents are advised to travel with caution as 80mph winds hit coastal areas of Westmorland and Furness today (Monday 13 November).