Since the Lake District Communities Fund was launched in 2012 it has supported many projects.
Read Claire's volunteering diary when she spent two days at a farm as part of the benefits of working for the Lake District National Park Authority.
Biography and interests of Mark Kidd, member of the Lake District National Park Authority.
At today’s Authority meeting the Lake District National Park decided not to adopt the Boat Safety Scheme (BSS) following the Marine Accident Investigation Board’s (MAIB) recommendation, as the scheme is not an effective comprehensive method of addressing the important issue of boat safety.
All you need to know about starting your planning application, from informal chats to writing in.
The weather couldn’t dampen the excitement as the Lake District Visitor Centre, Brockhole on Windermere, reopened on Saturday following the lockdown.
Routes and maps for some of our favourite walks and bike rides in the Lake District.
Buy an annual car park permit for one or all of the car parks run by the Lake District National Park.
Date of next conservation area appraisal and link to map with current boundaries.
Two new recruits join the Fell Top Assessor team climbing the Lake District peak every day until Easter
Did you know very penny you donate goes back into looking after your National Park? The Lake District National Park maintains more than 3,100km of paths and bridleways.
Agendas, past minutes and associated papers for 2009 meetings.
Landscape Character Assessment is a tool for identifying the features that give a locality its 'sense of place' and pinpointing what makes it different from neighbouring areas.
There’s now only weeks to go until the £7.9 million Keswick to Threlkeld trail is fully reopened for the first time since 2015 and, following input from the local community, new branding has been agreed for the popular route.
An innovative joint mission to establish a walking route in one of the Lake District’s most spectacular valleys is celebrating the first year of a phenomenal success story.
A team of flood recovery rangers from the Lake District National Park have begun work to reinstate popular bridleway bridges at Troutbeck Ford near Windermere, which were damaged during Storm Desmond.
Volunteers have been working hard on a major long-term project at Stanley Ghyll, Eskdale, removing rhododendron. Hear from volunteer, David, who has been leading a team to help look after this Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Top tips on what you should wear and what you should take walking in the Lake District, to be comfortable and stay safe.
