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A WARNING has been sounded after firefighters tackled a two-hour wildfire at Catbells. The blaze, which occurred on Friday afternoon, is believed to have been started by a discarded cigarette according to the crews who attended. Eyewitness
Mike Wolfenden, 90, a retired telecommunications engineer, looks forward to warmer months - and the end of the Brexit process SPRING is here. I know what William Wordsworth said about the daffodils and what other poets have had to say about gambolling
A SEVEN hour acoustic show on New Road in Kendal will serve as a test to see if music in the town can work, a meeting has heard. The set, taking place on Armed Forces and Blue Light Services Tribute Day - June 23 - will be made-up of local artists
GABRIELLE Fagan catches up with the The Pink House’s Emily Murray, to discover how to harness the prettiest colour of the rainbow. ONCE cast aside as "girly", the colour pink is fast shaping up to be the hottest shade for interiors. Sugary pinks
A murder probe is under way after tests showed a man died of multiple fractures. The body of Steven May, 50, was discovered at an address in Raven Street, Preston, after police were called at about 9.45am on Monday. A post-mortem examination
A GROUP of residents banded together to clean up the streets of a village. The Save Our Back Streets community group were on the case in Askam to clear left-behind debris and litter. Around 40 people gathered in the area between Beach Street
Spice Girls star Melanie Brown has said she hopes the sound "will be much better" for their next gig after some fans complained about the sound during their first show. The pop group took to the stage for the first time in seven years at Dublin's
ALMOST 40 firms from across Eden have met to discuss how to drive growth. The business breakfast event was hosted by Penrith Chamber of Trade and Commerce, in partnership with and Eden District Council and Lancaster University. Jo Lappin, chief
THE frosty tundra north of the Arctic Circle beckons for a Lake District hotel worker who wants to highlight the issue of loneliness. Geoff Lee is to embark on a solo 145-mile hike through remote Greenland to raise money for mental health charity
HALE A remain fourth in Kendal and District Bowling League Division One after they defeated Netherfield A 8-2 on another busy week of action. Hale picked up the first points after Mike Procter defeated Rod Holmes 21-16 before Ian France claimed
CREATED by chainsaw carver Rolande Urwin, this wooden train planter has been commissioned by Carnforth Town Council to welcome visitors to the town, at Crag Bank roundabout. The engine-shaped carving was chosen to reflect Carnforth's railway heritage
BEST times for both the men's and women's races tumbled as a record number of athletes turned out to run Sunday's ASICS Windermere Marathon. The 13th marathon attracted 975 competitors to run a demanding 26.2 mile, anti-clockwise route of the lake
MORE than a thousand people from across the South Lakes gathered for a special annual event in Kendal. St John’s Hospice Colour Dash, now running in its fifth year, started at Kirkbie Kendal School with children and families ready to take part in
LAST Wednesday saw the fourth annual meeting of Ulverston BID which gave me, as chair, the opportunity to look over the successes Ulverston BID has achieved since its inception in 2015. I started by saying the aim of Ulverston BID is to engage the
Tory leadership contender and Cumbrian MP Rory Stewart has said he could not serve in a government led by Boris Johnson pushing a no-deal Brexit agenda. The International Development Secretary told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I could not serve
A SOFTWOOD cutting is the soft new growth of herbaceous perennials (those that die down and reappear the following season after a long winter dormancy) or that same soft new growth shrubs and trees many will produce a little later, writes TOM ATTWOOD
TWO show homes at a major new housing development have been officially opened. The ribbon cutting at Stonecross Meadows in Kendal was performed by the two of the first residents to complete on a new-build house there - Debbie and Alan Robertson.
STAFF from Kendal and Milnthorpe law firm Milne Moser are marking its 200th anniversary by giving 200 hours' voluntary service to local good causes. The solicitors' firm was set up in 1819 by Roger Moser, making it one of the longest established
LINDALE’S historic coaching Inn was demolished on Monday, May 13. It exists now only in photos and memories. It is hoped that the design of the new Audi garage will be sympathetic to the old iInn. A group of villagers had tried to save the
