For the third year at KMF, river lovers took to the water and banks of the River Kent in Kendal for the Palm / Pyranha Paddle Pick Up. It's been…
Tom Laws26th November 2021
Simple Actions. Turning anger into action. Things we can do together, that will make a difference. The team at Save The Heart Of Kendal want to encourage you all to…
Emily Davis1st September 2021
We are indebted to Raymond Coombe who has chosen to share his thoughts on the trees that will be lost on Aynam Road. Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing this letter…
Tom Laws9th June 2021
We're really grateful to Ben at Hddn for putting together this summary of some of the reasons why Kendal can't fall victim to an out dated and ineffective scheme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MuuM9AO28o…
Emily Davis5th May 2021
The River Kent flows through the heart of the town of Kendal and has the highest level of protection afforded to a river in Britain, being both a Site of…
Tom Laws14th April 2021
Mark Cropper, Chair of Kendal Futures has raised extensive concerns regarding the flood management and the conduct of the Environment Agency.
Tom Laws13th March 2021
The Letter below is from the Kendal Civic Society to the Westmorland Gazette. We felt it deserved a wider audience. Westmorland Gazette Dear Sir THE KENDAL FLOOD SCHEME The Kendal…
Tom Laws12th March 2021
Damaging floods are happening more and more often in our country – and we still aren’t tackling the problem properly. Why is it such a serious problem? First, we’re still…
Tom Laws30th June 2020
- • We are asking the Environmental Agency and South Lakeland District Council to Pause! Review! Rethink! the three phases of the Kendal Flood Management Scheme proposal.
- • Stop the spread of misinformation and work with local residents and businesses to inform and educate on what the proposed scheme will really mean.
- • Protect the wildlife and ecology of the River Kent and its surrounding area.
- • Initiate an urgent independent review on the Environment Agency’s treatment of locals and the proposals environmental, economical and cultural impacts.