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10:20am Wednesday 27th August 2008
NEARLY 2,300 cumbrians stubbed out cigarettes with help from the NHS last year.
While 2,270 managed to quit, 3,566 set a stop date.
Around two-thirds of people who sought help from the NHS in Cumbria gave up the habit – one of the highest figures in the North West and better than the 53 per cent national average.
The NHS Cumbria Stop Smoking Service can be contacted on 01900 324222.
BIRD watchers will be treated to an amazing display at RSPB Leighton Moss Nature Reserve in Silverdale this winter.
GRIZEDALE Forest Park is to become part of a new outdoor education and learning network being set up by the Forestry Commission across North West England.
A NURSE from Kendal has been asked to the House of Commons to launch a review of a killer disease.
AN INSTANTLY recognisable duo will officially mark the beginning of the festive season in Furness as they ride into Barrow next week.
Last week’s Westmorland Gazette cartoon was produced remotely. By that I don’t mean I have a robot slave in editorial which does my bidding - although a few colleagues have cruelly suggested that the coffee vending machine can draw better than me. No, on this occasion I was in London and submitted the cartoon by email.
CREATIVE business people will be discussing their prospects at an event being held at Hawkshead Brewery, Staveley, on Tuesday, November 18, from 6pm-8pm.
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