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Barrow AFC share condolences with families of former players
BARROW AFC has offered its condolences after the news of the deaths of two former players. The Bluebirds took to social media, posting on X (formerly Twitter) following the news. The statement read: “Everyone at Barrow AFC is saddened to hear
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Fallen tree obstructing road could take six hours to clear
A road in the Lake District is currently 'impassable' due to a fallen tree as a result of the stormy weather seen across Cumbria. Meadow Road (U5758) in Bowness-on-Windermere will be closed for up to six hours due to the fallen tree. Westmorland
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Over 100 Barrow properties have been without power since late morning
Electricity North West are working to restore power to more than a hundred homes in Barrow. A power cut was first reported at 10:14am on Tuesday August 27, 115 properties in Roosecote, Barrow are affected. Electricity North West are currently
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Footage shows park under water after flooding
A VIDEO has emerged showing the extent of flooding at a Lake District park. Fell Foot, a National Trust park at the southern end of Windermere, had to be closed in the aftermath of Storm Lilian. The video shared on social media by the National
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Watch the moment Barrow police raid homes in crime crackdown
BARROW police made multiple arrests during an operation targeting drug dealing and criminality. The work was part of Clear Hold Build, known locally as Happy Hopeful Hindpool. Konstantinos Kalpaxis, 28, of no fixed address, was charged with
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Flamingos, horses and sheep spotted in Cumbria
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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Family 'ill-equipped, cold and struggling' near England's highest mountain
A REPORT of an 'ill-equipped' family near England's highest mountain saw mountain rescuers called out. Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team attended a rescue on August 24 when a walker reported a group that was 'struggling' to descend from the stream crossing
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Readers who want to subscribe to our news site can enjoy an exclusive offer of £3 for 3 months or over 30% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read our news site online, as subscribers
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Barrow AFC keeper Paul Farman ready for tough battle
BARROW AFC goalkeeper Paul Farman knows he and his team-mates have their work cut out this evening. Championship side Derby County are the visitors for a round two Carabao Cup clash. Facing a team two divisions above them, Farman admits will
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Barrow Raiders head coach Paul Crarey hails 'massive' win
BARROW Raiders head coach Paul Crarey has praised his side and the fans for their part in a vital win. Crarey’s men claimed a dramatic 20-18 victory at home to Swinton Lions, which saw them climb to 10th in the Championship table Speaking to
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Let's try to upset Rams, says Barrow AFC boss Stephen Clemence
BARROW AFC head coach Stephen Clemence is expecting both players and fans to be up for the cup tonight. The Bluebirds play host to Championship outfit Derby County in the second round of the Carabao Cup this evening (kick-off 7.45pm). Clemence
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Rhino born at Safari Zoo in Cumbria settling in to her new home
A RHINO who was born at Safari Zoo in Cumbria is settling into her new home. Woburn Safari Park announced the arrival of two new Southern White rhinos as it prepares to bid farewell to one "much loved" member of the herd. Granville, a five-year-old
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Furness and South Lakes bikers raise money for teenager's legacy charity
Furness and South Lakes bikers raised over £900 for a local charity dedicated to the last wish and legacy of a teenager. The Furness And South Lakes Charity Rides group rides every year to raise money for a worthy local cause. This year they
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Couple converting van into travelling bookshop to take around the country
A COUPLE passionate about books is preparing to open the 'only' operating mobile bookshop in Great Britain. Emma and Chris Murphy, from Ambleside, bought a box van that they have started converting into a travelling bookshop. The couple wanted
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Event held celebrating Roanhead beach and 40 years of National Trust conservation
An event was held at the weekend to celebrate a well-loved beach and wildlife haven in Barrow. The day marked 40 years of conservation from the National Trust at Sandscale Haws. Located on the Furness peninsula, Roanhead Beach is a well-loved
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Steam train coming through Cumbria - all the locations and times
A STEAM train is coming down the coast of Cumbria this weekend. On Saturday, August 31 visitors will be able to spot a steam train coming through various towns in Cumbria. As part of Saphos Trains, The Lakelander will offer those aboard a journey
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See inside historic Barrow pub up for sale at £220,000
A historic Barrow pub has been put up for sale. The Dirty Duck pub on Raglan Street is now up for sale at £220,000. Opened in the 1800s, the well-loved and established part of the community stopped trading as a pub in 2019. READ MORE: Barrow
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Barrow Male Voice Choir on the lookout for new members at taster event
A men's choir group in Barrow-in-Furness is inviting men who are interested in singing to join their rehearsal at the Nan Tait Centre. Barrow Male Voice Choir is hosting a "Taster Evening" on September 9 at 7.30pm at the centre in Abbey Road.
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Lone hiker 'took tumble fall' and required assistance from mountain rescue
WASDALE Mountain Rescue Team assisted a walker who had fallen on the Sty Head path at Bursting Knott, near Wasdale Head. The walker had sustained knee and shoulder injuries after the fall in the evening of August 24 but 'fortunately, both were
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Floating solar farm could be built on Cavendish Dock
A FLOATING solar farm covering much of Cavendish Dock in Barrow could be built. Consultancy firm Green Cat Renewables has submitted a letter to Westmorland and Furness Council requesting a screening opinion on the project, which the developer estimates
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Office building used by charity could become flats
THE building used by a Barrow-based charity could become flats under new plans. Lesser Kings Hall, on Hartington Street, is currently occupied by Cumbria CVS, which offers training and advice to other voluntary sector organisations. The application
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Amount donated to south Cumbrian MPs before and after election revealed
THE amount of money donated to south Cumbrian MPs Tim Farron and Michelle Scrogham before and after the election has been revealed. Labour's Michelle Scrogham now represents the constituency of Barrow and Furness after beating the Conservative