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Police appeal for information after container break in at cricket club
EDEN Police are appealing for information following a container break in at Appleby Cricket Club. The incident is reported to have taken place some time between 10pm on Saturday 8 June and 12pm on Sunday 9 June 2024. No items were reported
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'Huge and unexpected honour' - Cumbrians named in The King's Birthday Honours
CUMBRIANS are among the list of names to be recognised in The King’s Birthday 2024 Honours. The honours system gives national recognition to people who have given exceptional service in public and community life and are committed to making a difference
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New wellbeing space for young people officially opens in Kendal
A new wellbeing space for young people in Kendal has officially launched. The Helm is a collaborative project devised by Wave Forward, a mental health and wellbeing charity for young people. Stationed at the No-Hands Rest Coffee House in K-Village
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Cumbria named one of England's most eco-friendly counties
Cumbria is England's third-most 'eco-minded county', a study has shown. The research, conducted by Household Quotes, ranked English counties based on eco-term search volumes, placing Cumbria behind only Bristol and Greater London. Between October
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People brave 'authentic Cumbrian weather' for Kendal Pride
Kendal Pride's second annual celebration pulled hundreds of people onto its streets this weekend, despite the wet weather. The event, which took place from June 14 to 16, boasted an array of activities for all ages and was hosted at various venues
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Celebrating the sustainable travel heroes during Better Transport Week
Campaign for Better Transport calls for people to have a big impact through simple actions this Better Transport Week taking place 17th-23rd June Recent research from the Department For Transport shows that 95% of the UK’s carbon emissions from
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No fixed penalty notices issued for flytipping in the South Lakes in last two years
THERE were no fixed penalty notices issued for flytipping in the South Lakes in the last two years, figures reveal. The maximum penalty for flytipping that can be imposed by the courts is a £50,000 fine and up to five years in prison for the most