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Charlie Emslie agrees new deal to stay at Barrow Raiders
CHARLIE Emslie has extended his stay at Barrow Raiders after agreeing a two-year deal. The new contract will see Emslie remain at the Northern Competitions Stadium until at least the end of the 2026 campaign. The Scotland international had
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Heritage sign suspected stolen from South Cumbria during road work scheme
A heritage sign has gone missing while work on a huge road improvement scheme takes place. It has gone missing from Grizebeck as contractors work on a multi-million-pound road scheme to improve the A595. Work on the Grizebeck scheme, a £23.3
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The Mail readers can subscribe for just £5 for 5 months in this flash sale
Readers who want to subscribe to The Mail website can enjoy an exclusive offer of £5 for 5 months or over 40% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read our news site online, as
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Walker taken to hospital after Coniston Old Man injury
A woman was taken to hospital after slipping and hurting her leg while walking Coniston Old Man. Coniston Mountain Rescue Team was called out to a couple who were descending from the summit of the Old Man on the southerly path. The team received
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Cat's Life: Experts on why it's important to keep distance as seal pupping starts
Wildlife experts have revealed why it's important to keep your distance from seals as pupping season begins. South Walney Nature Reserve is an official grey seal pupping site with the first pup there in 2015. Pregnant females arrive at the
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Police concerned for the welfare of missing person
Cumbria Police are 'concerned' for the welfare of a man missing from Barrow. Have you seen missing 29-year-old Matthew Wright? He has not been heard from since the early hours of this morning, Tuesday 8 October. Police said he may be
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Cumbrian zoo's first ever winter market with Santa’s grotto and festive animal treats
A zoo in south Cumbria is inviting everyone to come and soak up the festive atmosphere this December, as they host their first ever Winter Market. Lakeland Wildlife Oasis near Milnthorpe is getting ready to host a special evening of festive fun
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Barrow AFC defender Junior Tiensia eager to grab his shot
BARROW AFC defender Junior Tiensia is looking forward to making the most of his opportunity against Fleetwood Town in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy tonight. The full-back is set to start the cup clash at Highbury Stadium and he wants to grab
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Lancashire-based shop returns to Barrow due to growing interest in darts
A pop-up darts shop in Barrow is returning next month as interest in the sport continues to grow in the region. Red Rose Darts, a Lancashire based retailer, will once again be at The Soccer Bar on Wilkie Road on Saturday, November 2. The shop
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Free sports sessions look to get children more active in south Cumbria
Free sessions are being run in south Cumbria later this month to get more children active. The trial sessions will be hosted by Ulverston Leisure Centre and will be run across the upcoming October half term, beginning on Monday, October 28.
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Woman accused of assaulting man appears in court
A WOMAN is due to appear at a crown court after she was accused of assaulting a man. Tracy Cherry is alleged to have assaulted the man by beating on March 3. The 58-year-old appeared at South Cumbria Magistrates' Court having been charged with
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Returning event in Barrow looks to build on 'huge success' of first year
A returning event in Barrow is looking to build upon the 'huge success' it saw in its debut last year. Organised by Barrow BID, Autumn Fest will be back at the Outdoor Market on Saturday, October 26. It will once again feature a range of family-friendly
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Prolific offender, 37, caught with quantity of Class B drugs at public house
A CRIMINAL with 100 offences on his record was caught in possession of Class B drugs after being arrested at a public house in Ulverston, a court heard. Robert Robertson, of Little Union Street, Ulverston was sentenced at Preston Crown Court on
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Candlelit walk transforms Ulverston into spooky setting for Halloween
The return of a popular Halloween event will transform Ulverston into a spooky setting perfect for the occasion. The Candlelit Walk 2024 will take place on Thursday, October 31, with a number of 20-minute sessions being run between 5.45pm and 8.30pm
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Mayor of Barrow signs up for new hospice fundraiser next month
The Mayor of Barrow will be swapping her usual attire for judge's robes next month for a new fundraiser. Councillor Judith McEwan, who took on the position back in May, will be residing over the 'Lock Up Your Boss' event on Friday, November 8 at
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The Mail's Best Beauty Salon: Millom business celebrates 'amazing' 14 years
A beauty salon in Millom is reflecting on its 'amazing' years of business after getting an award nomination. Last month, The Mail launched the 'Best Beauty Salon 2024' award to promote the people who are bringing a dash of style to the region.
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Shoplifting offences increase significantly across Cumbria in last five years - study
CUMBRIA has seen a dramatic increase in the number of shoplifting offences over the past five years, an investigation has found. Over 2,000 shoplifting offences took place across the county in 2023/24, which is the highest incidents have been in
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Duchess of Edinburgh and ISS astronaut inspire next generation in Furness
The recent work of the Duchess of Edinburgh has inspired a group of amateur radio enthusiasts in Furness. On Saturday, October 5, Her Royal Highness Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, visited Brooklands Museum in Weybridge to engage in a live chat
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First copies of new Hairy Bikers book printed as tribute to Dave Myers
The first copies of a new Hairy Bikers cookbook finished in Dave Myers' honour have been printed. It was announced in June that 'Our Family Favourites' would be hitting the shelves, with the official release date coming later this month on Thursday
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Rare plot of land in South Cumbria with planning permission for 32 homes up for sale
A RARE and valuable plot of land on the edge of the Lake District with planning permission to build 32 homes is up for sale. The 2.9-acre site at Manorside, off Market Street in Flookburgh has a guide price of £695,000. Bold Wolfe will list
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Call to save Millom's 'oldest working pub' up for auction at just £180k
The community of a Cumbrian town are being called upon to help 'save' one of its oldest pubs. The Plough Inn at Holburn Hill, Millom is set to go up for auction on October 16 for just £180,000. The former community pub and restaurant was once
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Planning inspector to rule on controversial 19 Barrow homes plan
A DATE has been set for a public hearing where a planning inspector will consider whether a housing scheme in Barrow can go ahead after the developer appealed against the council’s decision to turn it down. Mulberry Homes has submitted an appeal
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Kendal Town Hall works to 'improve customer experience'
THE COUNCIL has applied to carry out works at Kendal Town Hall in a bid to improve the customer experience for users. Westmorland and Furness Council has submitted a planning application for listed building consent to carry out ‘minor refurbishment
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Roadworks on the A590 and M6 to watch out for in the next two weeks
THESE are the upcoming roadworks planned for the next weeks, according to the National Highways expected works list. One could cause delays of up to 30 minutes, and another could see queues waiting for more than half an hour. Three closures
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Music society receives grant to help transform Barrow site into new centre
A music group has received financial backing as they look to transform a heritage site in Barrow into a new centre. It was revealed last week that the North West Music Academy (NWMA), which is based in the Ramsden Square building, were granted
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Fundraiser launched for memorial school garden paying tribute to former pupils
A SCHOOL has launched a fundraising campaign to renovate its memorial garden which commemorates former pupils who have died. Dowdales School in Dalton wants the space to serve as a 'quiet reflection area' for Year 11 students during their series
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Group challenges fluoridating Cumbria's water after US court ruling
A CAMPAIGN group has challenged fluoridating Cumbria's water after a US court ruling found that it posed 'an unreasonable risk of reduced IQ in children' above 0.7 milligrams per litre (mg/L). Fluoride Free Cumbria asked if the county's MPs and
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Lake District development in the running for national award
A development of custom-built homes in the Lake District has been shortlisted for a national award. Wellbank, located in Bootle, Cumbria, is in the running for a Build It Award, which recognises innovation and excellence in the custom and self-build
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Lifeguards make a splash at beautiful Lake District wedding
Laura Oldham, a 31-year-old doctor, tied the knot to Elliot Meakin, a 29-year-old paramedic. The pair are both from the small town of Poynton in Stockport in South Manchester and used to work together as lifeguards. (Image: Tiree Dawson) “