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Council allocates almost £900,000 to support local partnerships to tackle climate change.

The deadline for expressions of interest in registering land for Biodiversity Net Gain, or to provide mitigation for the removal of phosphorus from a river catchment, has been extended to the end of November 2023.

Residents in Cumbria are invited to take part in a short survey launched today to help shape the future of PC services.

Update on Roose and Ulverston library services and commitment to consult on any permanent changes.

Barrow businesses have been targeted by Trading Standards Officers recently in a bid to reduce the sale of E-cigarette or "vape" products to under 18s.

New campaign launched to improve kerbside recycling rates encourages households across Cumbria to recycle their metal packaging.

A consultation on the potential closure of North Walney Primary and Nursery School in Barrow-in-Furness has been launched today.

Westmorland & Furness Council’s three locality boards have agreed their priorities for £300k of Strong & Connected Communities funding over a range of programmes aimed at supporting improvements in their respective communities.

Two Westmorland and Furness Council support workers have been recognised for their achievements at a national awards ceremony in Birmingham.

George Romney Junior School in Dalton-in-Furness will enjoy a warmer, more energy efficient winter thanks to a £175,000 Investment to replace the heating system throughout the building.