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PARTS of the Government’s new Agriculture Bill, which has been called ‘monumental’ for the farming industry, were welcomed in Cumbria, although there were reservations about certain aspects of it.
POOR performance in 'transfer of care' in the region will be addressed as a matter of urgency, Cumbria County Council (CCC) have said.
A TAKEAWAY has been ordered to pay £6,370 in a fine and costs after being found guilty of breaching food hygiene regulations, including serving a naan bread contaminated with a cigarette filter tip wrapper.
A POLICE officer has died following a crash on the M6 southbound near Carlisle.
A FELL walker has been airlifted to hospital after falling 60-feet in the Lake District.
A TEENAGER has raised more than £300,000 to fund cancer treatment for her friend.
THE Lakes Line User Group (LLUG) has cautiously welcomed the news that the Office of Road and Rail (ORR) is investigating Network Rail's poor performance.
MOURHOLME Local History Society will welcome John Acres to talk about the Lancaster Canal on Wednesday, January 29. Last year was the canal's 200th anniversary and it is still a vital feature in our local environment. The talk will look at the history…
IN 2018, 1,072 children were recognised as refugees in the UK. But while adult refugees are allowed to bring family members to the UK, this is not the case for children.
TWO art groups have joined forces for an exhibition which will be held in Ulverston.
THE story of a village and its people during World War One has been carefully pieced together into a new book.
THE M6 near Carlisle has closed in both directions between junctions 43 and 44 following a 'serious' crash.
A MAN has suffered head injuries after falling 60 feet from Striding Edge footpath
THESE incredible photographs show a Brit who has become the first ever person to swim under an Antarctic ice sheet - wearing only his swimming trunks.
THE last time I wrote in Faith Viewpoint, I told a story.
Boris Johnson has said Britain will become a global, trail-blazing country after it leaves the European Union as he unveiled the Government's full plans to mark Brexit day.
ONE of the Lakeland Motor Museum's best loved stalwarts is to retire after more than 25 years' service.
KENDAL is a market town without a food hall.
THE next chamber music presentation at the Heron Theatre in Beetham will feature the Roth Guitar Duo on February 2 at 2.30pm. The duo, Sam Rodwell and Emma Smith, are returning to the Heron by popular request.
Claimed sightings of UFOs received by a now-defunct unit within the RAF are to be published online.
A WEATHER warning for ice has been issued by the Met Office for Cumbria.
Home Secretary Priti Patel has said the UK will diverge from the European Union after Brexit.
Police have captured a man who was running across rooftops after allegedly assaulting a police officer.
JOHN Parkinson, organist at Wray and Tatham, along with Colin Burford, told the wonderful story 'Organ Transplant' to Tatham Fells Women’s Institute members on Tuesday, January 14 in the Old School.
DAVID Willacy remembers how drinking water was collected in Sedgwick in years gone by:
A HOST of primary school kids from across the South Lakeland area took part in the district cross country trials which were hosted by Sedbergh Prep School this week.
THERE is litter everywhere in the car park at the Old Showground off Shap Road, Kendal. What an absolute disgrace.
