Helen Skelton cheers on Paddy McGuinness during his epic cycle challenge
BBC Radio Two DJ Paddy McGuinness as he passed through on his epic challenge for Children in Need.
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Reporter based in North Cumbria for the News and Star, Cumberland News, Times and Star and the Whitehaven News. Covering topics such as crime, community, social issues, and more.
Reporter based in North Cumbria for the News and Star, Cumberland News, Times and Star and the Whitehaven News. Covering topics such as crime, community, social issues, and more.
BBC Radio Two DJ Paddy McGuinness as he passed through on his epic challenge for Children in Need.
POPULAR retired head teacher and community member Alison Dumont has died at home, aged 82, in the arms of her husband, after a two-year battle with cancer.
Carlisle’s MP Julie Minns has said she will ‘push’ for gun licences to be used as voter ID in upcoming elections.
Steel beams have arrived on site that will be part of the new Caldew crossing bridge on the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR)
Hundreds of people lined the streets of Cumbria to wish presenter, comedian and BBC Radio Two DJ, Paddy McGuinness passed through on his epic challenge for Children in Need.
THE acting Bishop of Carlisle has said it ‘right’ that the Archbishop of Canterbury has ‘borne responsibility’ for the ‘failings’ of the church highlighted in a recent report.
Comedian, presenter and Radio 2 DJ, Paddy McGuinness has begun his journey from Kendal to the Scottish Borders on his epic challenge for Children in Need
Partially blocked and slow traffic due to crash on A595 Southbound from the B5299 to School Lane.
Police are appealing for sightings of a missing teenager from Carlisle.
Pregnant women have been urged to get vaccinated against covid and the flu.
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