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Allotments Ownership of the allotments sites in Penrith transferred to Penrith Town Council from Eden District Council in July 2016. The allotments are  managed and run by the Penrith Allotment Association who are continuing to do this on behalf of … Continue reading →

Thacka Beck Field Improvements You may not know that the Town council own Thacka Beck Field behind Penrith Hospital close to Pategill. There are a lot of utilities that run under the field and you may have noticed a lot … Continue reading →

Penrith Woods Project It’s our ambition to significantly increase all forms of canopy cover throughout Penrith, whilst strengthening the protection of our existing backbone of trees, woodlands and hedges. Penrith Woods is an ambitious tree planting project with the principle … Continue reading →

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Penrith is located just off Junction 40 of the M6 and has excellent cross country links with the east and west coast via the A66. It lies just north of the River Eamont and close to the Lake District National … Continue reading →

Services & Assets Please find below a list of the Services we provide. Bus Shelters Allotments Parks & Open Spaces Monuments & Buildings Seats and Benches

Council Structure The three main standing committees are: Finance Planning Communities Committees are appointed at the Council’s Annual General Meeting in May each year. Use this link to view the Council’s Committee structure The Communities Committee is responsible for the development … Continue reading →