Greg Lambert

THE coronavirus crisis has led to financial hardship for a great many people across the UK.

By the pricking of my thumbs something pleasant this way comes - by way of South Lakes Talking Newspaper.

Center Parcs has announced all its UK villages, including Whinfell Forest in Cumbria, will reopen from July 13.

I read with dismay the article by Dr Macaulay in the Gazette dated May 8 about DNACPRs (Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation).

As a cyclist and a driver I fear that post COVID-19 and even before there are going to be many more accidents between the two.

Golf courses have reopened after being locked down since March 23.

Something must be done to bring some sanity back to this country.

I feel for George Wadsworth when he claims to be baffled by the votes of the Cumbrian MPs in Parliament (Letter, Gazette, June 4).

People still don’t seem to realise that a key factor in coronavirus infection is not just whether you are in contact with an infected person, but how long you are in contact.

So, 3000 twenty-something year olds thought it acceptable to attend a ‘rave’ gathering in Greater Manchester on Sunday?