Westmorland and Furness Council News

Free open day event at Castle Park, Penrith with range of free activities throughout the day for all ages and abilities.

Joint release from Westmorland & Furness Council, North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board (NEN ICB) and Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (LSC ICB).

Free football sessions for young people this Easter at Barrow Astro Turf Pitches in Barrow Park.

The Connecting Cumbria team is encouraging businesses to check what broadband and mobile connectivity is available in their area, as access to faster, more reliable services continues to expand.

Starting on Monday 7 April, a three week restoration programme will repair and restore parts of the historic masonry of Lincolns Bridge, Sedbergh on the A684.

Westmorland and Furness schoolchildren play key role in preventing battery-related fires and protecting the environment by taking part in ‘Baa-ttery Campaign’.

Market Street in Kirkby Lonsdale has reopened to vehicles today.

Following the successful completion of triple glazing installations at Appleby and Penrith Leisure Centres in March, work is now starting on stage two of a £1 million decarbonisation project to make both centres more energy efficient and save on running costs.

An additional 21,000 properties across Cumbria will be added to Project Gigabit.

A Penrith man who failed to have his dog microchipped has been ordered to pay a total of £398 by Carlisle Magistrates.