THE ‘wonderful’ Westmorland’s first orchestral blast of its 66th season has newly appointed musical director Richard Howarth on the podium. The concert at Kendal’s Westmorland Hall will be Richard’s first in the role of the Westmorland Orchestra
RUDYARD Kipling’s words - If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs... - was advice Kendal needed to heed as an emotive fightback to snatch victory from Luctonians failed. The sheer adrenaline-fuelled wave of attacks in the last
TWO gifted goals in three minutes in the second half killed off Kendal's Town Evo-Stik Challenge Cup bid in a 3-1 defeat at Woodley Sports on Tuesday evening. Another bad away day at their First Dvision opponents for Town saw them slump to
A CAR overturned this morning near Kirkby Stephen causing congestion. The A685 was partially blocked both ways between High Lane (Newbiggin-on-Lune) and A683 (Kirkby Stephen) from around 11am to 12.45pm. The car is believed to have overturned
A GALLANT but goalless effort by Kendal Town failed to prevent Blue Square North league leaders Alfreton progressing to the first-round proper of the FA Trophy. However, Lee Ashcroft’s side brushed aside their recent below-par performances as they played
SNOW in Nottinghamshire has put paid to Kendal Town plans to bounce back to winning ways against Worksop Town today, Saturday. Town were due to face Worksop at Retford United's ground as Worksop currently play their home matches there but the game was
SOUTH Lakeland swimmer Thomas Young lifted two accolades at the Cumbria Sports Awards as the county's talented stars celebrated a fantastic year of sporting achievements last night. Young, 19, was awarded the disability performance of the year award
KENDAL RUFC'S clubhouse will be open for the rugby international between England and South Africa, 2.30 pm kick-off. This comes in the wake of today's National League 2 North match at Harrogate being postponed due to heavy frost. Kendal spokesman Frank
MANCHESTER Camerata is bringing renowned harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani to Ulverston’s Coronation Hall on December 2 as part of its Baroque in Dresden programme. Included will be works by Johann Adolf Hasse, Antonio Lotti, JS Bach’s talented
