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East Cumbria Tourism Network
Sedbergh hospitality businesses can now join the East Cumbria Tourism Network. Formally the Eden Tourism Network, the SEP has lobbied to allow Sedbergh businesses to become members (no fee) of this private sector led group. The ETN work to grow the local visitor economy and are assisted by WFC. Business support and grant advice are now freely accessible to all visitor-facing businesses in Sedbergh.
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Tourism News
Sedbergh features at the heart of the launch of the new Westmorland and Furness Way walking route, which launches at the Black Bull Hotel on 15 September 2026. This features as part of the new Sedbergh Walking and Wellbeing Festival,
October sees the return of the Death in the Dales crime writing festival. This popular event helps promote Sedbergh as England's booktown.
Other local news
The Sedbergh Bus Users group has been set up to tackle the issue of poor bus services to the town. Follow their latest updates in the latest issue of Lookaround. Please look out for the new Dalesbus on Sundays and Bank Holidays connecting Sedbergh with Hawes and Kirkby Londsdale
Vacancies
There are a variety of jobs available locally in Sedbergh, covering a range of skill levels and salary. For the latest ones please click here.
Travel Information
Reminder that Lune Gorge bridge work will commence in Spring 2026. For latest updates please visit https://nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/north-west/m6-lune-gorge-structures/#latest-updates
Lobbying to keep J38 open continues.
Business Support & grants
Business support and advice is available through the Cumbria Chamber of Commerce or via the Economic Development team at Westmorland and Furness Council. Please note that Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership is changing to Enterprising Cumbria. For more information and links please click here
Broadband News
Fibrus are no longer rolling out Broadband in Sedbergh. B4RN would like to take up the mantle but need to grow the number of people registering an interest from 300 to 600. If you are a business looking for B4RN support please contact them directly. Please register your interest in domestic broadband B4RN supply here: https://b4rn.org.uk/b4rn-is-coming-to-you