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Funding has been secured to improve pedestrian access to the town centre from a popular residential area of Penrith and make safety improvements to a well-known double mini-roundabout junction at the top of Sandgate/bottom of Fell Lane.

People are being invited to share their views from 9 February on initial design proposals for a new scheme aiming to make it safer and easier to walk, wheel and cycle through the heart of the Lake District.

A Stage One finish in Carlisle and a Stage Two start in Keswick have been both confirmed for the 2027 Tour De France.

Westmorland and Furness Council has successfully secured more than £3.5 million of funding over the next four years to create even more dedicated walking, wheeling and cycling routes.

Cumberland Council has welcomed £4.5 million of funding to support walking, wheeling and cycling across the area.

Cumberland Council thanks the local community who came along to the official opening of Route 38: the Cargo Link

A bigger pop-up Pump Track will return to Penrith from Saturday 27th September to Friday 3rd October.

A new 1.4 mile route for walking, wheeling and cycling has been enjoyed during a free event to encourage more people to walk and cycle to help improve health and fitness as part of everyday travel.

Westmorland and Furness Council is gearing up to start construction of a 0.7 mile route for people to walk, wheel and cycle along Abbey Road in Barrow-in-Furness.

Cumberland Council is pleased to announce the start of construction on an important section of Carlisle’s cycling network – Route 38: the Cargo Link.