Business owners urged to share insights in council’s first annual survey

Business owners are being invited to help ensure their views and insight to inform future economic support strategies and policies. Westmorland and Furness Council’s Economic Development and Regeneration team has launched its first annual business survey and is urging members of the business community to take just five to 10 minutes to take part in… Continue reading Business owners urged to share insights in council’s first annual survey


Work begins on Natural England project to connect people with nature at Earnse

A project designed to build a deeper bond between a community and their natural heritage is in development at Earnse Bay on Walney Island. Known as the Earnse Project, the scheme includes creating opportunities to help people increase their own feeling of nature connectedness through ‘pathways to nature’ – activities that engage senses, emotions, appreciation… Continue reading Work begins on Natural England project to connect people with nature at Earnse


School to expand from September

A popular infant and nursery school is expanding in order to meet the needs of its community. From September 2024, Ramsden Infant and Nursery School will increase its nursery provision to offer lunch and afternoon sessions, alongside its current morning sessions. This will give parents the option to take up the Government’s 30 hours of… Continue reading School to expand from September


Call for young volunteers to support Summer Reading Challenge in Westmorland and Furness libraries

Young volunteers wanted to help coordinate this year’s Summer Reading Challenge in Westmorland and Furness libraries. Westmorland and Furness Libraries is asking for volunteers between 14 and 24 to help coordinate this year’s Summer Reading Challenge. The Summer Reading Challenge, organised by the Reading Agency, encourages children aged 4 to 11 to read six library… Continue reading Call for young volunteers to support Summer Reading Challenge in Westmorland and Furness libraries


Cumbria Constabulary assures Commissioner of firearms licensing resolution

Cumbria’s Police Fire and Crime Commissioner (Commissioner), David Allen, has received assurance from Cumbria Constabulary’s Chief Constable Rob Carden that the backlog in firearms recertification will reduce. Additional resources have been placed in the Constabulary’s Firearms Licensing Department to ensure applications will be handled more efficiently.   Commissioner David Allen said: “During my election campaign,… Continue reading Cumbria Constabulary assures Commissioner of firearms licensing resolution


Police urge people to step up security this spring and summer – to stop burglars targeting homes

Police in Cumbria are urging residents to close any window of opportunity to burglars – by being security conscious this spring and summer. Criminals can sometimes exploit warmer weather by looking for open windows to reach into or trying unlocked doors, knowing people may be relaxing or working in the garden. Officers are keen for… Continue reading Police urge people to step up security this spring and summer – to stop burglars targeting homes


Continued police appeal for information as part of missing person investigation – Nigel Redshaw

Police are continuing to appeal for information on the whereabouts of missing Nigel Redshaw who has not been seen for around four weeks. Nigel, 55, from Cheshire, was last seen on CCTV at Holgate Caravan Park in Silverdale on 17 April and was also seen at the Leighton Moss RSPB site on 18 April. He… Continue reading Continued police appeal for information as part of missing person investigation – Nigel Redshaw


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