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Flood alerts remain in place for South Cumbria following Storm Lilian
The after effects of Storm Lilian are still being felt as flood alerts remain in place across South Cumbria. The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds, battering much of Cumbria in the last few days, resulting in road closures and warnings
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From coastal views to architecture - 6 beautiful shots of Furness
THESE are the latest shots taken by The Mail’s talented Camera Club. If you would like to see your pictures published in print and online, along with your byline, join The Mail Camera Club Facebook group and submit your images. Please include
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20 adorable pictures celebrating International Dog Day
It's International Dog Day on Monday! We asked readers to send in a picture of their gorgeous pups. The celebration of dogs of every shape, size, age and breed is observed annually on August 26. It is a time for dog lovers around the world
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How you can buy your own pier - and what it will cost you
In less than two weeks, dozens of lots across Cumbria will go under the hammer. Auction House Cumbria is hosting an event at Halston Hotel on Warwick Road in Carlisle on Thursday September 5. These pieces of land in Furness will be sold off
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Four-midable finish gives Barrow AFC deserved win
‘Can we play you every week’ is the question Barrow AFC might be asking Port Vale as an impressive second-half performance led to a second win over their opponents this month. It turned out to be more straightforward than the thrilling 3-2 victory
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Cumbrian teen with passion for pooches qualifies for Crufts
A teenager from Cumbria has secured a prestigious spot at the ‘world’s greatest dog show’. Martha Wake competed in a Young Kennel Club obedience competition and successfully qualified for Crufts 2025. The 14-year-old, from Millom, entered the
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Drivers warned ahead of three day road closure for broadband works
DRIVERS are being warned ahead of a three day road closure for broadband works. A section of Windermere Road near Grange will be closed while Openreach works are carried out. This is anticipated to start on August 27 and take up to four days
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New car cleaning business in south Cumbria has 'crazy busy' first week
A new car cleaning business in Cumbria has been celebrating a 'crazy busy' first week. Set up by Darren Kettle, Pro Clean is a fully mobile, professional valeting service based in Millom, though it has also been greeting customers further across
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Event in London 'celebrates a legend' by being dedicated to Dave Myers
An upcoming event in London will be 'celebrating a legend' by being dedicated to Dave Myers. The Romanian Christmas Ball, taking place on November 30 at the Regents Park Marriott Hotel, is an event that brings together Romanian people for an evening
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BAE apprentice fled scene after crash into farmer's wall left car 'mangled'
A TEENAGER who left his car 'mangled' after smashing into a stone wall left the scene without reporting the incident to police, a court heard. BAE apprentice Jacob Gillibrand smashed into a farmer's wall after failing to negotiate a bend while
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How a bike named 'Dave' is carrying on the Hairy Biker's legacy
A motorbike named after Dave Myers will be carrying on the Hairy Biker's legacy for years to come. As part of the Dave Day celebrations earlier this year, a Triumph Daytona was auctioned to raise money for the two chosen charities, NSPCC Childline
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Business owner enters 'Hall of Fame' of national beauty industry
A business owner in south Cumbria has made it into the 'Hall of Fame' of the national beauty industry. Lianne Wilkes, from Askam-in-Furness, picked up the trophy for the UK Hair and Beauty Awards Choice of the Year 2024 earlier this week. Lianne
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Sentence date set for bathrooms boss after injuring former business partner
A SENTENCING date has been set for a man who assaulted his brother-in-law and former business partner. Paul Russell, of Strathmore Avenue, Walney, will hear his sentence on October 2 after admitting assaulting a person thereby occasioning actual
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'Exceptionally diverse' Cumbrian coastal walk among best in the UK
A coastal walk in Cumbria has been named among the best in the UK. There is nothing more relaxing than taking a stroll along the coast, soaking up the picturesque scenery around you. From rolling sand dunes and sandy beaches to the ocean and
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Driver accused of causing serious injury by dangerous driving appears in court
A BARROW man has appeared in court accused of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Lewis Uren, of Hawcoat Lane in Barrow, is alleged to have caused serious injury by dangerous driving on March 3 2023 in Dalton. According to the charge,
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Unpaid work for duo who assaulted man causing actual bodily harm
A BARROW duo have admitted assaulting a man causing him actual bodily harm. Andrew Fenton, 39, and Mackenzie Fenton, 20, both of Westway, admitted assaulting the man on February 16 in Barrow at their first hearing at South Cumbria Magistrates'
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Two Cumbrian activities named among 'Brits' ultimate staycation bucket list'
Two activities that you can only do in Cumbria have been named 'Brits' ultimate staycation bucket list'. Can you hazard a guess where? With schools reopening in just a fortnight across the country, many are looking to make the most of what
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10 best things dog activities in Keswick from pubs to the weird and wonderful
Fancy getting out there into the great outdoors with your four-legged best mate? Look no further. The Lake District is considered a dog's dream owing to the fact it is arguably the best place in the country for freedom and adventure. Although
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Marina Village will 'transform perceptions of Barrow as a place to live'
"A high-quality, well-designed waterfront neighbourhood set along Barrow's historic docks." Those are the words of the council's draft supplementary planning document (SPD) outlining its vision for the Marina Village, which involves opening up
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Woman told to pay hundreds after damaging cell and assaulting police officer
A BARROW woman will have to pay hundreds of pounds after damaging a police cell and assaulting a police officer. Melanie Reid, 48, of Whitehall Caravan Park, admitted damaging the Cumbria Constabulary property and assault by beating of an emergency
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Barrow dog owner admits dangerously out of control pet injured woman
A BARROW dog owner admitted his pet injured a woman while being dangerously out of control. Nathaniel Shaw's brown Mastiff Cross injured a woman in Chester Street, Barrow, on March 29 breaching the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act. Shaw, 20, of Low