Thursday, 20 November 2008

People

Sea to sea raises £1,500

Published 14 November 2008

af bikewest A GROUP of Workington cyclists have raised £1,500 for Hospice at Home West Cumbria.

Women make world of difference

Published 14 November 2008

A GROUP of Workington women who have spent five years repairing what had been a broken community were hailed at a glittering awards ceremony last night.

Residents angry as work on flats halts

Published 14 November 2008

A GROUP of Cockermouth tenants fear a cold, damp winter after repair work on their block of flats ground to a standstill.

Farewell from Cockermouth's perfect team

Published 14 November 2008

COCKERMOUTH town clerk David Bertram has retired after more than 30 years in the job.

Partnership highlights are twinning and David Essex

Published 13 November 2008

COCKERMOUTH Town Council lost more than a town clerk when David Bertram retired this week.

Elaine’s 21st party raises pounds in memory of dad

Published 13 November 2008

A KIND-HEARTED 21-year-old celebrated her landmark birthday by holding a party, but going without gifts for herself.

Mary celebrates her centenary in style

Published 13 November 2008

A WORKINGTON woman is about to celebrate a milestone as she turns 100 this weekend.

Democratic Services boss is town council’s clerk

Published 13 November 2008

COCKERMOUTH Town Council’s new clerk started work this week.

Following father’s footsteps to become a bonniest baby

Published 13 November 2008

A LITTLE girl from Seaton followed in her father’s footsteps by winning a Bonny Babies title.

Hundreds remember

Published 13 November 2008

COCKERMOUTH residents paid tribute on Sunday to those who gave their lives during the world wars.

RSPCA award for animal welfare student

Published 13 November 2008

A SILLOTH graduate is one of four Harper Adams University College students who received a special award from the RSPCA.

Fairtraders meet coffee producers

Published 13 November 2008

TWO Cumbrian Fair Trade campaigners are off to Ethiopia for talks with coffee-producing farmers in Choche district.

Veterans remember the fallen

Published 7 November 2008

TWO Workington war veterans have visited the cenotaph in Workington’s Vulcan Park to pay their respects to friends and family lost in the wars.

Scary fun for all ages at Halloween

Published 6 November 2008

YOUNG and old celebrated Halloween in style across West Cumbria.

For five-year-old Tom, Ernie recalls what he did in the war

Published 6 November 2008

A HISTORY exhibition in Maryport saw old soldier Ernie Nichol remember his service in World War Two.

Canoe challenge raises charity cash

Published 6 November 2008

A WORKINGTON man has completed a three-lakes canoe challenge to raise £1,000 for Whitehaven’s West Cumberland Hospital.

Lottery may make play park a reality

Published 6 November 2008

CHILDREN from Workington’s Moss Bay have designed a new play area which they hope will be built early next year.

Factory romance brought diamond couple together

Published 6 November 2008

A MARYPORT couple celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary yesterday.

Halloween for charity

Published 6 November 2008

CALLUM Harker has been knocking on doors as regularly as his trick or treating peers, but for a good cause rather than himself.

Give Porty a wave

Published 6 November 2008

MARYPORT’S Wave Centre bear mascot now has a name, thanks to Seaton girl Jessica Johnstone.

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