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M6: Caution urged ahead of 'huge' wide load movement
Motorists are being urged to plan ahead due to a wide load movement on the M6. Welsh Power is moving a 'huge' electricity transformer from Heysham Port in Lancashire to Longtown, north of Carlisle in Cumbria, on Saturday. The operation is set
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From the raging ocean to glacial lakes - six stunning pictures of Cumbria
Check out these stunning pictures taken by our talented Camera Club. For this week's theme, we asked members to contribute photographs that focused on water. This could be a picture of the stormy sea, a serene lake, the local pond or even reflections
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Live show by Magic Circle hypnotist from Barrow cancelled
A comedy hypnosis show scheduled to entertain audiences at The Laurel and Hardy Museum in Ulverston on Saturday has been cancelled. The show, at The Bowler Bar on Brogden Street, was going to be a homecoming performance for talented Barrovian Dave
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Man told he cannot keep guns after failed appeal to court
POLICE have been awarded substantial costs after successfully arguing in court against an appeal by a former gun certificate holder. The appeal, heard at Carlisle Crown Court, heard how the former firearms certificate holder had seen weapons and
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‘Caring and thoughtful’: Inspection result of Barrow dentist revealed
The latest results of an assessment carried out by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to a dental practice in Barrow has been published. Oxford Place Dental Practice at 31 Furness Park Road was found to have met all the required regulations.
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'Friendly and welcoming’ Cumbrian dental practice praised by inspectors
A DENTAL practice has been praised after an inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Susan Spence and Associates in Ulverston was found to have met the required regulations across all criteria. The practice, at 28 Cavendish Street,
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‘Very sweet’ dog with heart failure hopes to find a safe and loving home
A sweet little dog currently in the care of Animal Rescue Cumbria is hoping to find a family to take care of him. Animal Rescue Cumbria and The Wainwright Shelter take in, rehabilitate and rehome 350 cats and dogs every year. Once a dog has been
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Players must keep delivering says Bluebirds head coach
BARROW AFC head coach Stephen Clemence says it’s up to the players to keep bringing the gameplans to life. Clemence says he and the Bluebirds backroom team try to give the squad the best plans to bring results. However, he says even with the
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Barrow Raiders Ladies skipper Jodie is hanging up her boots
BARROW Raiders Ladies captain Jodie Litherland has decided to hang up her boots. The experienced half-back has announced her retirement following the end of the club’s first ever season in the Women’s Super League. Litherland played a key role
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Hundreds of water pollution incidents not visited immediately in south Cumbria
HUNDREDS of water pollution incidents were not immediately seen in Westmorland and Furness since 2018, new figures show. A freedom of information request by RADAR shows the Environment Agency is attending fewer incidents across England than before
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Big play-off games in store this weekend for local trio
IT’S a big weekend for three local teams as they all bid to reach the finals of the top four play-offs. Dalton, Askam and Hindpool all have home advantage with Dalton and Hindpool confirmed as League leaders of Division One and Two respectively
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Barrow AFC head coach looking to build on good home form
BARROW AFC head coach Stephen Clemence is looking for his side to build on their good home form. He told The Mail: “I’m really looking forward to the home game. I know it will be another tough game. “Newport have had a couple of results not
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Major BAE plans to 'safeguard’ future of the UK’s submarine production approved
MAJOR plans from BAE Systems which will ‘support and safeguard’ the future of the UK’s submarine production have been given the go-ahead. Members of the strategic planning committee for Westmorland and Furness Council approved plans for a four-storey
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Lake district takeaway given new food hygiene rating
A LAKE District takeaway has been given a new food hygiene rating. The Walnut Fish Bar at Millans Park, Ambleside has been handed a new four-out-of-five food hygiene rating. The score was given the score after assessment on August 13, the Food
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Over 200 runners take on 'iconic' race around Ulverston landmark
An 'iconic' race attracted over 200 competitors last week as they tested their speed around a Cumbrian landmark. Organised by the Hoad Hill Harriers, the Monument 5k returned on Wednesday, September 11 and saw 245 people take on a route around
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'Everyone was pretty proud' - members of inshore rescue presented with King's awards
Thirteen members of an inshore rescue have been presented with a King's medal for their service in the community. The Charles III’s Coronation Medal is awarded to members of the civilian emergency services who have completed at least five years
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Event promises to be 'better than ever' ahead of November return
A returning event in south Cumbria has promised it will be 'better than ever' later this year. 'UlverSTEM' will once again be taking place at Ulverston Victoria High School on Saturday, November 16. Parents and their children will be able to
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Man and woman banned from owning pets after causing unnecessary suffering to dog
A man and a woman from Barrow have been banned from keeping pets for 10 years after causing 'unnecessary suffering' to a pet dog. Anthony Collingwood, 25, pleaded guilty to two charges on Monday, September 16 at South Cumbria Magistrates' Court
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Massive Wagons use upcoming UK tour to promote Andy's Man Club message
A rock band is using its upcoming tour across the UK to encourage men to open up about their mental health. Massive Wagons, who come from Lancaster, will be hitting the road in November and will be spreading the positive message that Andy's Man
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Still time to nominate your favourite beauty salon as the best in Furness
There is still time to nominate your favourite beauty salon to give it a chance of winning a new award. Earlier this week The Mail launched the 'Best Beauty Salon 2024' award, starting the search for all the popular businesses that Furness has
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Cumbria leads country for jab protecting children against deadly diseases
CUMBRIA is bucking the trend amid fears over a drop in the proportion of children receiving jabs to protect against deadly diseases. The area had the highest percentage take-up in the country amid a national fall in children receiving their set
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Inspectors praise care home after being awarded highest food hygiene score
INSPECTORS have praised a residential care home after it was awarded the highest food hygiene score. Abbotsfield Residential Care Home in Barrow was handed the rating of five out of five in its latest food hygiene inspection. The care home,
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Pub wants Barrow community to get behind proposed fireworks display
A pub in Barrow is looking to involve the community in its proposed plans to host a fireworks display. The team at Crofters on Holdbeck Park Avenue are hoping to put on the show on November 5, and is now looking for feedback and opinions from local
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Golf day gives boost to hospice after 'incredible' fundraising feat
A golf day in the Lake District saw people put their swings to the test to support a local charity. The annual event returned to Windermere Golf Club on Friday, September 13 to raise money for St Mary's Hospice, based in Ulverston. After the
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Business in Barrow supports charity event in memory of loved one
A business in Barrow has sent a 'generous donation' to a charity in memory of a loved one. The Walk to Remember event, organised by St Mary's Hospice, took place on Friday, September 6 and saw over 1,000 people take part, paying tribute to the
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Latest show postponed until next year after Forum theatre closure
The latest show due to perform at The Forum has been postponed following the theatre's closure. Limehouse Lizzy was scheduled to perform in Barrow on September 28 but will now head to The Coro in Ulverston on March 22 next year instead. This
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Jobs and skills fair coming to town
A jobs and skills fair is set to take place in Barrow. The event, which will be held at The Forum, Duke Street, on Monday, October 7, will offer a range of opportunities for people looking for work or considering a career change. Organised
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'Legendary' hydroplane to visit National Motor Museum
The 'legendary' Bluebird K7 will be on display at the National Motor Museum. The hydroplane, piloted by Donald Campbell in his record-breaking water speed attempts, will be displayed outside the museum. This will be the first time the fully
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Cumbrian company recognised for commitment to inclusivity
A Cumbria-based playground manufacturer has been recognised for its commitment to inclusivity. Playdale Playgrounds has achieved Level 2 'Disability Confident Employer' status under the UK Government Disability Confident scheme. The company
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Stanway family make history as Georgia and Wyll win accolades within 24 hours
ASKAM-born Wyll and Georgia Stanway won major accolades within 24 hours of each other as both find success on the pitch. Attacking midfielder Georgia Stanway scored and assisted in a game that broke Bayern Munich's record for the most unbeaten
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Ulverston firm urges crypto investors to review tax obligations
An accountancy firm in Ulverston is urging cryptocurrency investors to ensure they are paying the correct level of tax on their gains. Mark Leadley, a taxation expert from JF Hornby & Co, made the plea as HMRC targets individuals it suspects of
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Work begins on multi-million-pound project to improve key Cumbrian road
A multi-million-pound project to improve a key Cumbrian road has begun. The £23.3 million scheme, funded by the Department for Transport, aims to enhance the A595 at Grizebeck, a vital route in the county. The project will create a new single-carriageway