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  • Everyone invited to a reet Merry Neet

    TWO Lamplugh musicians are staging another ‘Merry Neet’ this week. Dave Camlin, from vocal group Mouthful, and his wife Angie Power are hosting an online get-together on Saturday. Based on a Cumbrian tradition of community gatherings, Dave launched

  • Best pubs to watch The Euro 2020 - as chosen by readers

    The Euros couldn’t have had a better start for England fans over the weekend beating Croatia in the opening game. To mark the start of an exciting season of matches, we have asked readers to tell us where their favourite pubs are to grab a pint

  • Be alert! Check those alarms

    Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service is asking people to be alert to alarms for a safer home Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service, along with Fire and Rescue Service’s across the country, is supporting The National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) National Home

  • Anger over longer lockdown

    Readers have been responding to the announcement made by the Prime Minister that coronavirus lockdown restrictions will not be lifted on June 21 as previously claimed, but will instead be delayed for another four weeks. The announcement comes after

  • Art gallery expansion plan to go ahead

    Plans for an expanded art gallery in West Cumbria have been approved by the council. The applicant Craig Hamilton, who owns the Craig Hamilton Art, Tattoo and fine art gallery on High Street, Cleator Moor, had applied for permission for a change

  • Town centre road closure due to last two days

    A ROAD closure in Whitehaven town centre is not due to last beyond this week. In a notice served by Cumbria County Council, Church Street in Whitehaven has been closed to vehicles from its junction with Roper Street extending in a north- easterly

  • Discarded cigarette starts flat fire

    FIREFIGHTERS were called out to a fire in a Whitehaven flat after a discarded cigarette set a bin alight in the early hours of this morning. Two fire engines attended the Scotch Street property at 3.30am. The cigarette had set the bin alight in

  • New business scheme to help borough's unemployed

    COPELAND Council has announced that businesses in the borough can apply for a subsidy to help encourage employment. Small-sized employers can apply for a £2,500 subsidy towards wages and training costs of taking on an unemployed Copeland resident