Lake District National Park Authority
Teens invited to get muddy in the Lake District on Young Ranger scheme
Teenagers are being invited to get wet and muddy in a national park conservation scheme. The Lake District National Park Authority is seeking young...
Lake District bosses introduce free wi-fi at three centres
Visitors to the Lake District can stay connected after the national park authority introduced free wi-fi internet access at three of its information centres.
Ullswater information panels will be inform Lake District visitors
A series of information panels that will be installed around a lake that inspired William Wordsworth will include safety information for visitors.
Lakeland routes opened up after work with landowners
Walkers in a national park will find the going easier after improvement work on two routes. The Lake District National Park Authority worked with l...
Lakeland planners approve Honister via ferrata extension
Lake District planners have approved an extension to England’s first via ferrata, which has been at the centre of a conservation controversy.
Park rangers remind climbers of crag restrictions during nesting season
National park bosses are reminding climbers of annual restrictions on certain crags which help protect birds from disturbance during the nesting and breeding season.
Inspector confirms motors ban on Lake District route
A popular Lakeland track will remain closed to motor traffic after a ruling by an inspector. The decision ends more than 30 years of uncertainty ov...
National park looks to recruit apprentice rangers
A national park is recruiting two apprentice rangers for its service. The full-time, fixed-term posts are open to anyone with an aptitude or intere...
National park boss hopes for Olympic boost in difficult year
The boss of England’s biggest national park is hoping for a bounce from the London Olympics in what he sees as a tough year for business.
New rights of way secured in Lake District agreements with National Trust
More than a dozen new rights of way have been set up in the Lake District thanks to agreements between the national park authority and landowners.
Grizedale Forest will close to walkers for one day to allow rally event
Walkers and cyclists will be excluded from a popular area of a national park for one day in December.
New Blengdale bridges will open up 'secret' part of Lake District
National park bosses say the construction of two new bridges will open up a secret part of the Lake District for outdoor enthusiasts.
Outdoor event organisers warned not to put up illegal signs
National park bosses are warning outdoor event organisers not to post illegal advertising signs to publicise their events.
London firefighters answer call to repair Lakeland path
A group of volunteers with a burning desire to help walkers in the Lake District carried out work on a sunken walled lane.
Charity accuses national park of conflict of interest in planning row
A conservation charity is objecting to controversial plans to build a holiday chalet on a Lake District shoreline.
Lakeland paths and tracks to close for rally cars
Walkers and mountain bikers are being warned to avoid some of the Lake District’s forests when the customary peace of the area will be broken by the sound of more than 100 rally cars speeding along tracks.
Repairs complete on flood-damaged path below Wainwright's favourite fell
A footpath leading to the late Alfred Wainwright’s favourite fell has been repaired after it was damaged by a landslide during the 2009 Cumbria floods.
Bridge right-of-way status provides Lakeland route for walkers
Walkers and cyclists can now legally use a bridge thought to have built by the Army, to avoid taking to roads in a busy Lakeland valley.