WOULD-BE thieves tried to take a free-standing cash machine during an attempted burglary at Booths in Kirkby Lonsdale. Police said that at 10.30pm on Friday the offenders removed two large glass windows and entered the store. They then attached
MOUNTAIN Rescue volunteers from Duddon and Furness were approached by a local land owner to retrieve some bridge coping stones which had been thrown by vandals into the deepest part of the river beneath. Several swiftwater rescue technicians attended
REMEMBER: I’M NOT A CELEBRITY SO YOU WON’T READ THIS by D R Hall, £8.95 IN THIS breezy biography, Derek Hall reveals the story of his sometimes chaotic life, starting with his formative years in Liverpool and concluding with current life in Yanwath
Interiors with Sarah Jane Nielsen, owner and director of Sarah Jane Nielsen Limited, at Staveley. Are you someone who enjoys a good design glossy? If so I hope you have your copy of Country Homes and Interiors for October. I don’t like to brag,
VANDALS damaged two tyres on a grey Ford car that was parked on Canal Head North, Kendal, between 5pm on Friday and midday on Saturday. Anyone with information should contact Cumbria Police on 101. MORE TOP STORIES:
POLICE are investigating the theft of a red Muddyfox Stomp mountain bike from the garden shed of a house on Burneside Road, Kendal. The bike was taken sometime in the night on Friday (September 12). Anyone with information should contact Cumbria
Question: I'm a more savoury person but would like to be more creative in the pudding department. Any ideas? Nic Morrison, Penrith Justin says... I'd make use of some super summer berries and make a summer pudding. To make the summer
Ulverston Society of Artists Charter Exhibition opens on Tuesday, September 16. Part of Ulverston’s Charter Festival 2014, the exhibition runs until Saturday, September 20, at the Coronation Hall, and features paintings, drawings and craftwork
Coun Tom Clare, the Mayor of Kendal, argues that understanding historical events can give greater clarity to issues in the world today. Perhaps it’s my age - which I often think is only 38 - but I sometimes wonder why we mark anniversaries.
ULVERSTON community groups are celebrating a cash windfall as a reward for putting up with months of disruption because of work to the sewer system. The company says it is handing out a total of £3,000 in community grants to six groups in Ulverston
