Lake District National Park Authority
Plan for fencing on Helvellyn route
National park bosses are planning to put up a fence near the route to the top of England’s third highest mountain.
Volunteer footpath 'lengthsmen' needed for fells project
Keen walkers are being urged to put something back into Cumbria’s fells and help repair some of the damage caused by millions of boots.
View from the top: one national park boss's plan to cope with cuts
The boss of England’s biggest national park has pledged to continue providing outdoor enthusiasts with the same services despite having its cash cut.
First felltop report finds Lakeland fells in full winter condition
The Lake District fells are in full winter condition but routes such as Striding Edge and Swirral Edge should only be tackled by experienced winter mountaineers.
Felltop pair gear up for start of 'perfect job'
Two men are gearing up for a four-month project that will see each of them climb almost the height of Everest every other week.
Lake District zip wire plans withdrawn
Controversial plans for a tourist zip wire in the Lake District have been withdrawn. Honister Slate Mine owner Mark Weir’s proposals to build an ...
Lakeland fell route closed to off-roaders after court bid
A Lake District route has been closed to motor vehicles – just two months after being declared open to off-roaders.
Public can have its say on lake's future plans
Members of the public are being urged to have their say on the future of England’s largest lake. The Lake District National Park Authority is ask...
New footpath will make Dales Way safer for walkers
Walkers on the Dales Way will be safer after a national park authority negotiated an off-road right of way near the end of the 129km (80-mile) route.
Councils urged to get in step with residents on national park extensions
The public has given an emphatic thumbs-up to the enlargement of two of England’s national parks. But councils were lukewarm in their view of big...
Lakes chief optimistic for 2011 despite cuts
The boss of England’s biggest national park is looking forward to the organisation’s 60th birthday, despite facing Government cuts.
England's national parks hit by 28 per cent cuts
England’s national park bosses were left reeling today after being told they face budget cuts of more than 28 per cent over the next four years.
A year after the floods, £1.7m Lakeland path repairs continue
Next week marks the first anniversary of the unprecedented floods in Cumbria that caused devastation in many of the area’s towns and villages.
Mine owner will press ahead with plans for Lake District zip wire
The would-be developer of the controversial Lake District zip wire says his plans are not dead and he will resubmit the application next year.
Repairs to flood-damaged paths will cost £3.2m
A major restoration scheme has been agreed to repair damage to footpaths and bridges devastated in the Lake District’s worst ever floods last year.
Honister zip-wire hearing put back
The date to consider proposals for the building of a zip-wire on a Lake District mountain has been put back.
Walkers urged to object to Lakeland zip-wire
A conservation charity is urging walkers to back its objection to the proposed zip-wire in the Lake District.
Police tackle Lake District wild campers
Wild campers are causing problems in the Lake District. Police have received complaints about anti-social behaviour, litter and human waste at Ulph...