Links to planning policies such as the Local Plan, supplementary planning documents and policies map.
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The 2018 racing fixtures for Cartmel are always exiting news for the many lovers of Cartmel Races.
Glenridding Common is owned by the Lake District National Park Authority
More about planning applications, types of renewable energy source, saving energy and funding towards it. Covers sources such as solar, thermal, voltaic, hydro electric, biomass, boilers, wind turbines, heat pumps.
From Queen Elizabeth I to II, this amazing building has seen it all!
A group of Young Rangers, aged between 14 to 18 years, spent the day working with Isaac Johnston, Thirlmere Resilience Project Officer for the John Muir Trust on a patch of woodland overlooking Thirlmere.
A new farm education pilot project funded by FiPL is helping farmers deliver meaningful farm experiences to children, connecting them with the origins of their food and fostering an appreciation of farming and nature.
Keswick's Mass Trespass
Date: 24th Apr 2024
This short route takes you from the waterfront of Ravenglass across the River Mite and on to the beachfront at Saltcoats.
Flexible workings, local government pension, childcare vouchers, cycle to work scheme and other benefits of working with the Lake District National Park
After running two successful open days in March, Brockhole is looking to continue the expansion of its pool of dedicated volunteers whose role is to improve the visitor experience and support the centre’s extensive events programme.
All about Rights of Way and Access - Useful links, FAQs, reporting problems, and changes to the network.
Explore the remains of a water mill on this audio trail walk taking in the history of the Lake District.
Our teams are committed to looking after the past, present and future of the Lake District National Park.
Where exactly is the edge of our National Park?
Date: 26th Mar 2025
Agenda for the meeting.
In recognition of his significant achievement in the field of geography, Richard Leafe, chief executive of the Lake District National Park, has received a Doctor of Letters honorary degree from the University of Sheffield.
