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11:44am Friday 5th December 2008
Pupils helped politicians launch the Save the School Trains petition at Kendal station, reports Matthew Taylor.
11:45am Friday 5th December 2008
RAIL users across South Lakeland will have to pay more next year as fares are set to soar well above the rate of inflation, reports Natalie Stewart.
11:29am Friday 5th December 2008
MORE than 200 red and blue balloons drifted heavenwards as a touching tribute to Baby P.
11:07am Friday 5th December 2008
A SOUTH Lakeland clergyman is hoping a postal service will deliver a boost to dwindling church congregations.
10:50am Friday 5th December 2008
TAX offices in Kendal, as well as those in Lancaster, Barrow and Penrith, are to close following an announcement made by HM Revenue and Customs.
10:42am Friday 5th December 2008
A VISION to increase Kendal’s status as an international tourist destination and improve its prosperity into the 21st century has been unveiled by the town’s regeneration partnership.
10:41am Friday 5th December 2008
VANDALS have damaged the tyres of a car in South Lakeland.
10:37am Friday 5th December 2008
COUNCIL tax payers are to be given their say on spending priorities as part of Cumbria County Council’s radical new approach to setting its annual budget.
10:28am Friday 5th December 2008
A CAR in Kendal has been left damaged by a fail to stop driver.
10:22am Friday 5th December 2008
More than two million people (4% of the adult population) are thinking about buying a pet as a present for a friend or family member this Christmas, leading to concerns that some of these people may not have given enough consideration as to whether the recipients can afford to look after the pets properly.
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Pupils helped politicians launch the Save the School Trains petition at Kendal station, reports Matthew Taylor.
Hi there, I hope you are all enjoying the spell of fine weather that we are having at the moment!
This winter walk takes you through fine deciduous woodland in the valley of the River Calder, onto slopes above the hurrying river. Near Thornholme, an isolated farmhouse, you cross by footbridges, first the river and then a beck, Worm Gill.
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