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Eden District Council's boundaries cover a large rural area with a population of 52,000, stretching from Alston Moor in the North Pennines, to Mallerstang in the South, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Ullswater, in the Lake District National Park falls within its boundaries to the west and the Eden Valley runs through the centre.
With so much wonderful countryside and special wildlife within the district, an ever increasing number of visitors find Eden a lovely holiday destination. Tourism is now an important economic factor for the area, bringing in an annual income of £146 million and providing over a quarter of our jobs.
The Council is proud to be a corporate member of The Tourism and Conservation Partnership and fully endorses and supports its work in developing relationships between visitors, businesses and local conservation initiatives as a way of both increasing visitor's enjoyment of the area and helping to look after our countryside.

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Cowraik Quarry Habitat Management
Poetry Path, Kirkby Stephen

•undertake initial research tailored to the specific needs of the company
•use the “ Evolutive” property system to locate the best sites and quality premises, in the County
•work with partners to create appropriate grant-assisted investment packages
•give information on supply chains, skills, training provision and recruitment support
•support businesses with advice on housing availability and educational provision
•provide project management personnel to an investment project
•identify potential joint venture partners

Invest in Cumbria plays a key role in promoting the County as a business location through targeted marketing campaigns and attendance at major business events , both within the UK and abroad.
In partnership with the Northwest Regional Development Agency’s “Inward Investment Team”, we handle all enquiries on behalf of Cumbrian partners and provide “ aftercare” support to existing foreign investors , within the county.

The Environment Agency’s work includes:
•Protecting people from flood
•Working with industry to protect the environment and human health
•Helping business use resources more efficiently
•Taking action against those who don't take their environmental responsibilities seriously
•Looking after wildlife
•Helping people get the most out of their environment, including boaters and anglers
•Working with farmers
•Helping to improve the quality of inner city areas and parks by restoring rivers and lakes
•Influencing and working with Government, industry and local authorities to make the environment a priority

Rheged is home to a cinema screen the size of six double decker buses, showing spectacular movies daily. The grass covered building is also home to the National Mountaineering Exhibition, the new free Discovering Cumbria Exhibition and Cumbria information Centre. Rheged's shops reflect the region, its activities, crafts people and producers. Eat Fresh food with a distinct Cumbrian emphasis. Children can let off steam with indoor soft play and creative workshops. Rheged is also the perfect venue for conferences, exhibitions, corporate events, evening functions and civil ceremony weddings and receptions. Entry to the building and parking is free for visitors.

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Aira Force Footbridge

Roundthorn Country House is a Grade II listed Georgian Mansion, set in its own landscaped grounds, with panoramic views of the Eden Valley, Pennines and Lakeland Fells.

Roundthorn Country House is the perfect venue for that special break, short break, weekend break or business stop over. The hotel's bedrooms are all en-suite and each is unique in character and furnished to the highest standard.

Situated in the Eden Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty between the English Lake District and the Pennines, Temple Sowerby House is a truly splendid spot to make your home for a few relaxing days.

Dating back to 1727, and with 12 individually styled bedrooms, elegant reception rooms, blazing log fires, a peaceful walled garden and award-winning restaurant, Temple Sowerby House is a true country house hotel, offering a quality of hospitality and personal service for which hotels in Cumbria are renowned.

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Dufton Ghyll Woodland

The Watermill is Cumbria's only fully operational watermill, committed to the production of high quality flour using British grain. With the help of a small, dedicated team of people, the business and its products are both unique and special. The Watermill has produced a new flour called Harvester and 5p from every kilo sold will be donated towards The Partnership’s Climate Contribution Fund. The flour is available from Booths and many other local food and health food shops around Cumbria. It can also be bought online atwww.organicmill.co.uk/shop1.htm

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Climate Change & Sustainability