BEING made redundant at 54 could have been a death-knell for some.

• Students get a taste of recording own song
• In Dublin's fair city
• Furness students impress Peter Mandelson
• Chance to catch up
• Partnership creates connections

INSPIRED by Donald Campbell, a speed record fan has become an ambassador for a 1,000mph world record attempt.

HOLIDAY club at Pennington Nursery, near Ulverston, was having a baking day. But no-one got to eat the food.

• Happy Days
• Question is - TV or not TV ?

PLANS for the rebuilding and revamping of three Barrow primary schools are moving ahead.

• Chetwynde hosts fun science event
• Haiti disaster canbe a lesson

WINNING a national award just eight months after coming out of special measures is powerful recognition of how far Millom School has travelled in little over two years.

• Dual campus academy could become one site

VISITING Ofsted inspectors can often be found at the back of classrooms monitoring lessons.

• Top of the Form returns

FURNESS Training assessor Graeme Oliver reckons everyone at Keith Wilson Electrical Contractors Ltd is a great encourager where workbased learning is concerned.

• Trio make grand final