News
Whether you live in the AONB or are planning a visit, read on to find out what has been happening. Why not also sign up to receive our e-newsletter to ensure you are kept up to date with future events by clicking on the newsletter button at the bottom of this page.
The B4YS hyperfast broadband, supported by Arnside and Silverdale AONB through a grant from the Sustainable Development Fund ...Read More >
Our brave AONB volunteers are working hard, as they do every Tuesday, braving the winds and cold weather. Today they are hedg ...Read More >
“What is our rural landscape worth to us?” – five conversations – one play – The Common – at ...Read More >
Retired RSPB warden David Mower has been presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Charity Staff Foundation, in reco ...Read More >
A new National Plant Monitoring Scheme (NPMS) will for the first time enable scientists to take an annual stock take of the U ...Read More >
There is often confusion about the differences between honeybees and bumblebees and even some of our top media channels will ...Read More >
Looking for something to do this weekend? Then why not come along to what promises to be a great event, hosted by Cumbria Woo ...Read More >
Staff at the Silverdale nature reserve are encouraging everyone to go “batty” as they celebrate the weird and wonderful n ...Read More >
The AONB Partnership was delighted to announce at the Annual Conference that this year’s award would go to Barry Ayre. ...Read More >
As you travel along the Furness line, look out for the new art panels which are brightening up the stations. Several local bu ...Read More >
2015 will see the eleventh Silverdale and Arnside Art and Craft Trail take place from Friday 26th June until Sunday 28th ...Read More >
Join us on Wednesday 11th February 2015 for a one-day training course in the traditional rural craft of hedgelaying in the L ...Read More >
As a key early step in the preparation of the Development Plan Document for the AONB, we are undertaking a ‘call for sites ...Read More >
The Government-backed Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) pays you for every unit of renewable heat you produce for 20 years. Cumb ...Read More >
The more people and organisations that get involved, the more we can achieve together – conservation organisations and land ...Read More >
