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19th century Ice House at hotel to become new lakeside café
A historic lakeside pavilion within the grounds of one of Bowness' best-known hotels is set to be transformed into a new café after planning permission was granted by the Lake District National Park ...
The Lake District is England’s largest and best-known national park — a UNESCO World Heritage Site that comprises dramatic mountain fells, glacial lakes and lush, flower-specked valleys over a ...
Park up and slow down — the rolling fells, wild waters and welcoming villages of the Lake District are perfect for exploring at your own pace in a campervan. Exploring the Lake District by campervan ...
Nearly £6m of DEFRA FiPL funding has supported 308 Lake District projects since 2021, with FiPL extended to March 2029, benefiting farmers, nature and climate.
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Where you can park in the Lake District all day for just £1.40
Lake District parking can cost £10.60, but an early bird deal cuts all-day parking to £1.40 before 9am in Ambleside and ...
The Mail in South Cumbria on MSN
Lake District planners investigate weddings at 'fairy tale' luxury lodge
Lake District planners are investigating the use of Stag Lodge near Ulverston for weddings and events after issuing a formal ...
Lake District bosses have agreed to advance plans to make it more difficult to set up temporary campsites in the national ...
The discovery came as part of a Lake District National Park Authority survey of 150 sites across Deepdale, which began in ...
People feel littering in the Lake District is worsening, with parts of it becoming a "no-go area for those wanting to enjoy its natural beauty", a charity's survey has found. Two thirds (68%) of those ...
Lake District residents say temporary campsites cause noise, traffic and pollution problems.
Wild campers visiting the Lake District are ignoring the long-standing Countryside Code - with human excrement, fly-camping and irresponsible behaviour surging this summer, campaigners say. Those who ...
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