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- Woman found dead in Wath Brow
- Thousands welcome troops to Whitehaven (8 comments)
- Tributes to Cumbrian man, 25, who died suddenly at home
- At The Playgound festival at Whitehaven - review and pictures (3 comments)
- Beacon set to be saved
- Senior councillor refers the NDA to Ombudsman (1 comment)
- Hell on the Harbourside
- Controversial turbine given the go-ahead
- Mum’s scarlet fever warning after daughter Sophie suffers
- Cumbria police investigate sudden death of man, 18
- Thousands welcome troops to Whitehaven (8 comments)
- Cumbria police investigate sudden death of man, 18
- NMP ‘needs to change – or lose Sellafield contract’ (15 comments)
- Woman found dead in Wath Brow
- Fears that state of lighthouses will stop people visiting Whitehaven (25 comments)
- Hell on the Harbourside
- Go-ahead for superfast broadband roll-out across Cumbria (27 comments)
- Police called to 'out of control' birthday party (21 comments)
- Plans made to stop using Ennerdale as water source (10 comments)
- At The Playgound festival at Whitehaven - review and pictures (3 comments)






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