'Hardly anyone lives local' - Langdale resident decries zip line proposal
'HARDLY anyone lives local now.'
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Reporter based in South Cumbria, covering a range of stories for The Mail in Barrow-in-Furness, plus The Westmorland Gazette in Kendal. NCTJ Gold Standard and have been on the team for nearly two years.
Reporter based in South Cumbria, covering a range of stories for The Mail in Barrow-in-Furness, plus The Westmorland Gazette in Kendal. NCTJ Gold Standard and have been on the team for nearly two years.
'HARDLY anyone lives local now.'
BUSINESSES in the South Lakes have welcomed the return of the Furness Line after it shut for a month due to a derailment near Grange station.
A WOMAN is appealing for help in her quest to identify a wedding party that her grandfather is stood in - but he has no known relation to.
A TEENAGER from Kendal who has played international games for England while juggling her school work said that her family and friends 'are so supportive.'
THE police have warned drivers to avoid the A65 at Settle after a serious crash.
THE council said that it is 'aware' of graffiti scrawled over play equipment in Sandylands, Kendal.
A RETIRED James Cropper and K Shoes worker died of 'industrial disease,' according to the coroner.
THE A6 Lancaster Road is both ways partially blocked due to an accident between Deern Lane (Bolton le Sands) and Crag Bank Road (Carnforth).
THE owner of a café which has been in the middle of the flood prevention works on the River Kent said that they are 'still open' despite many thinking that they are closed.
A FOLK singer who has just released her sophomore album will be touring the UK and Ireland, including playing a date at Brewery Arts in Kendal.
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