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  • MP calls for the Government's chief aide to go

    SOUTH LAKES MP Tim Farron has called for Dominic Cummings, the Government's chief political advisor, to quit his job voluntarily or be sacked. It emerged earlier this week that Mr Cummings, having contracted Coronavirus, had allegedly travelled

  • When and where Ikea stores across England will reopen

    Swedish chain Ikea have revealed when their stores across England and Northern Ireland will reopen. This is what you need to know. When will Ikea reopen? The company will welcome back customers from Monday, June 1. What new rules will

  • The reason why hand sanitiser shouldn't be left in your car

    Experts have warned people against leaving hand sanitiser in their cars - especially during warmer weather. The alert comes from Florida Gold Coast University associate professor, Dr Greg Boyce, who told Drivetribe that warm temperatures can cause

  • NHS app brings healthcare to the home

    DURING the lockdown the NHS are offering a new app to assist members of the public at home. The smart phone app can be used to get free advice, order prescriptions, book appointments and check symptoms. Go to nhs.uk/health-at-home.

  • Which restaurants are open and when will the rest be

    A number of takeaway outlets and restaurant chains have reopened their stores across the country as lockdown restrictions begin to ease. These are the main chains which have made their return in towns and cities nationwide. Nando's

  • No more Covid-19 deaths reported in Cumbrian hospitals

    CUMBRIA'S hospitals have had two days with no reported Covid-19 deaths, new figures show. According to the latest batch of statistics released by NHS England, North Cumbria Integrated Care Foundation Trust, which runs Carlisle's Cumberland Infirmary

  • MP welcomes scrapping of NHS surcharge

    THE government has made a U-turn on the surcharge for migrant workers in the NHS. The charge for foreign workers in the health service and care sector - £400 for non-EU migrants and set to rise to £624 by October - were ditched just one day after

  • Tributes pour in for South Lakeland 'farmer's farmer'

    TRIBUTES have poured in for a South Lakeland ‘farmer's farmer’ who has died aged 75. Well-known and respected, Gordon Capstick will be remembered for his work as the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) county chairman, helping to steer farmers through

  • Faith Viewpoint: It is a test of our faith in God

    SUDDENLY the whole world is in turmoil. It would seem very trivial just now to talk about anything other than the loss of life, suffering, hardships, and the dramatic changes to our lives that Covid-19 has inflicted upon us. Its effects are far-reaching

  • A guide to this week's soap action

    Our guide to all the soap action, week beginning Saturday, May 23 Sharon's Dilemma - EastEnders (BBC1) Sharon returns to the Square and although she struggles being back, she decides she's ready to give things yet another go with Phil. Linda

  • Kendal childrenswear brand celebrates its 10th birthday

    AN award-winning British Childrenswear brand from Kendal is celebrating a decade of business. Blade & Rose was born in May 2010, when Founder Amanda Peffer designed and developed her first range of iconic knitted leggings whilst on maternity leave

  • Morecambe Bay Trust launches a staff safety campaign

    A CAMPAIGN aimed at improving quality and safety by ensuring staff have all the information and tools they need to protect their health and wellbeing and flourish at work, has been launched at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust