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Young L’Enclume chef gets 'Michelin-starred' mentorship ahead of competition finale
A young chef from South Cumbria who is a Chef de Partie at Simon Rogan's L’Enclume has received top-tier mentorship in preparation for the finale of a prestigious competition. Rosie Welch from Cartmel was thrilled to join other top emerging young
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Cancer charity with Kendal and Barrow centres announces location of Santa Dash
A cancer charity with centres in Barrow and Kendal has announced where its going to hold its annual Santa Dash this year. CancerCare will be bringing its annual fundraising extravaganza to Lancaster City Centre on Sunday, November 24 The Santa
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Year 7 school students' support day to help with transition from primary school
Over 100 Year 7 pupils from Dallam School spent a day (Friday 27 September) gaining skills and cementing friendships to support their transition to secondary school. For the 11-12-year-olds it was their fourth week of their first term at the Milnthorpe
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Man arrested for theft after targeting boat in South Lakes
A man was arrested on Thursday (October 3) after a theft that took place from a boat in South Lakes in August. The incident took place at Fell Foot Park in Ulverston situated at the southern end of Windermere. After searching the man's property
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McDonald's confirms the McRib is returning to menus after a 10 year wait
McDonald's has announced that an item missing for 10 years is finally returning to menus in the UK. The 1980's classic, McRib last appeared in the UK back in 2015, but now the pork sandwich will return for a limited time. The McRib is a boneless
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Millions of Netflix viewers given £1,000 TV Licence fine warning
Brits watching Netflix without a TV licence have been warned they could face fines of £1,000. Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence if they watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on. But if you
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These are 5 of the cosiest UK getaways from treehouses to shepherds huts
Everybody loves a nice getaway, whether you're jetting off to a new location ready to explore or heading to a beach resort ready to relax and do nothing for a week. But sometimes, nothing beats adventuring around the UK and staying in some extra
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Barrow AFC boss has faith in his players to deliver
BARROW AFC boss Stephen Clemence is backing his side to get back on track against Cheltenham Town at Holker Street today. At the time of writing, the Bluebirds head coach wasn’t sure if he would have to add any more walking wounded to his considerable
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English Folk musician takes ‘daring’ new album on UK tour coming to Kendal
A British folk songwriter has released the details of his new album before taking it on a nationwide tour of the UK. Beans on Toast will release a brand-new album called ‘Wild Goose Chasers’ on December 1. Recorded under a full “flower moon
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Town will be tough test says Barrow AFC boss Stephen Clemence
CHELTENHAM Town can’t be underestimated ahead of today’s clash at Holker Street. Barrow AFC head coach Stephen Clemence doesn’t think his side need to fear anyone, especially on home turf. But by the same token he and his side won’t be taking
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‘Prestigious’ Lake District guest house with stunning views is looking for new owners
A ‘prestigious’ guest house in the middle of the Lake District is looking for new owners. Check out this ‘lovely’ hotel, nestled in a ‘fabulous’ corner of the Lake District National Park. Grange Country House in Keswick has been advertised
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Over 2000 people have shared their views on a new speed limit proposal
The council is encouraging people to have their say on a new 20 MPH speed limit proposal. Over 2000 residents have shared their views on a community-backed scheme for speed restrictions to be put in place. The 28 areas put forward by local
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‘Outstanding’ Lake District Hotel ‘proud’ to add new MICHELIN Key award
A hotel in the Lake District has been labelled ‘one of the most outstanding’ places to stay in the UK. The Forest Side hotel in Grasmere has proudly announced that they have been awarded One MICHELIN Key. The hotel on Keswick Road previously
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Bathrooms boss escapes immediate custody following assault on former business partner
A BUSINESS owner has escaped an immediate custodial sentence after assaulting his brother-in-law and former business partner in an incident outside a shop in Barrow. Paul Russell was sentenced at South Cumbria Magistrates’ Court on October 2 after
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The Mail's Best Beauty Salon: Ulverston team going from 'strength to strength'
A business in Ulverston is going from 'strength to strength' after picking up a recent award nomination. Last month, The Mail launched the 'Best Beauty Salon 2024' award to promote the people who are bringing a dash of glamour to the region.
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Tickets on sale next week for Olly Murs performance in Cumbria
Tickets are going on sale next week for Olly Murs' performance at Cartmel Racecourse in 2025. The singer and former X Factor star will be delighting fans with hits from his 15-year career when he takes to the stage in Cumbria on June 27. Tickets
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Jailed: Pensioner, 68, stalked woman by following her home and sending her messages
A PENSIONER has been jailed after he pursued a course of conduct which amounted to the stalking and harassment of a woman. John Cassidy, 68, was convicted after a trial at South Cumbria Magistrates’ Court on October 1 of stalking without fear/alarm
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Bosses of major Barrow project call on government after £22bn investment
BOSSES behind a project that could bring major investment and jobs to Barrow have called on the Government to create a 'pathway' for projects like it. Spirit Energy, which is repurposing the Rampside Gas Terminals into a carbon storage facility
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Last series filmed by Dave Myers and Hairy Bikers up for TV Choice Award
The final series filmed by Dave Myers and the Hairy Bikers has been nominated for a TV Choice Award. 'The Hairy Bikers Go West' first aired on BBC in February earlier this year, which saw Dave and his long-time partner Si King travel to the west
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Group raises thousands for charity through three 'inspiring' challenges
A group of people from south Cumbria have raised thousands for charity by completing three 'inspiring' challenges. The team from Blueprint Subsea, a business based in Ulverston, took on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge, the National Three Peaks
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Manipulative man prevented ex-girlfriend from seeing her family and wearing makeup
A JEALOUS man in his early twenties has been sentenced for manipulating his ex-girlfriend over a period of nearly eight months. Ethan Smith, 20, of Rawlinson Street, Barrow, prevented the woman from seeing her family and having relationships with
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53 extra luxury lodges submitted for Coniston View Holiday Park
PLANS have been lodged to add dozens of ‘luxury’ lodges to a holiday park in south Cumbria. Pure Leisure Group have submitted plans to Westmorland and Furness Council to add 53 static caravans on land next to Coniston View Holiday Park, off Coast
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Openreach apologises after hole on A590 'blows out tyres'
OPENREACH has apologised after drivers reported a hole with 'no markings or warning' in the carriageway left after work. The hole was on the left of the A590 heading to Barrow at Lindal, it is said. One driver said that it 'almost just blew one
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Cumbrian hedgehog champion receives global recognition
A hedgehog champion has been awarded a prestigious international honour. Lyndon Howson, a 27-year-old from Grange-over-Sands, has been named Conservationist of the Year – Fauna at the 2024 People of Nature Awards, organised by WeNaturalists.
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Barrow: Forth Fabrications set to double team size
A Cumbrian engineering firm is set to double the size of its team. Forth Engineering, which opened the new arm of the business, Forth Fabrications, in Barrow in 2023, has experienced a surge in customer inquiries. With existing projects at
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Places to visit by bus to save money and the planet this autumn
Buses are set to go even further for less this autumn. With the Government's national fare cap, no one pays more than £2 for a single journey on Stagecoach services. The cap applies to all journeys, so whether it's a short hop or a lengthy
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Holly Macve to perform at Barrow Library in November
Holly Macve is set to perform an intimate gig at Barrow Library. In collaboration with Get It Loud In Libraries, the Irish born Yorkshire bred multi-instrumentalist is set to play at the library on Friday, November 3rd. Macve has two albums
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Section of Lake District pass will close for up to 12 days
A SECTION of a busy Lake District pass will close for up to 12 days while works are being carried out. Kirkstone Pass (A592) will close from its junction with The Struggle (Ambleside) extending in a southerly direction to its junction with Greengate
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Cumbrian accountancy firm helps new recruit pursue dream
A Cumbrian accountancy firm's newest recruit left her job as a waitress to pursue her business dreams. Aspiring accountant Jess Gorman has joined JF Hornby & Co, working towards a level four qualification with the Association of Accounting Technicians
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Plans for Greggs Drive-Thru in Barrow gets green light
PLANS for a new Greggs drive-thru in Barrow have been given the go-ahead. Westmorland and Furness Council has approved plans from Trinity Enterprise Centre Ltd to build a new Greggs drive thru at Cocken Villa on Walney Road, which could bring 20
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Section of Furness road due to close for up to three days
A SECTION of road near Broughton Beck is due to close for up to three days while works are carried out. The U5105 Broughton Beck will close from October 8 to October 10 from its junction with U5101 , extending in a north easterly direction for
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Playdale president appointed to new economic board
The president of Playdale Playgrounds has been appointed to a new economic board. Barry Leahey MBE will join the Cumbrian Economic Growth Board, which will succeed the Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership. The board will be made up of business
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Chef said she was 'shocked' when she received a car for 30 years of service
A CHEF at The Brown Cow in Dalton said she was in 'shock' when she received a car for three decades of service at the inn. Becky Johnson, 60, started working at the historic inn on 26 September 1994. She had to call in sick on the official day
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Community rallies round music venue after flooding puts it at risk
A COMMUNITY has rallied around Barrow Underground Music Society after damage from a flood had the potential to close it down 'permanently.' Disaster struck the grassroots music venue on Carlisle Street when the outside drain at the back blocked