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Bonny Babies 2013: What you need to know
Bonny Babies are back! Our popular contest opens on Monday, June 24 so book your appointment now. And this year you can find our photographers at even more venues.
Last updated 18 June 2013
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Best-selling author Jodi Picoult coming to Carlisle
Bestselling author Jodi Picoult will be signing copies of her new book in Carlisle next Wednesday afternoon.
Last updated 30 March 2013
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The Harlem Shake arrives in Cumbria
VIDEOS The Sands Centre gym in Carlisle was filling up with people who had just finished work. In one corner they were lifting dumbbells and sitting at machines which tone arms and backs. (2 comments)
Last updated 9 March 2013
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Cumbria Pride 2012: It’s about empowering people
It’ll never work. Not in Carlisle. Too many prejudices. Too many people who are uncomfortable with “that kind of thing”.
Last updated 27 September 2012
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Cumbria health chief's claims of Hillsborough cover up acknowledged at last
The Hillsborough families were right all along. They have been lied to and lied about. Their tragic losses have been compounded by a cruel cover-up.
Last updated 13 September 2012
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‘It’s not every day you get a peloton race past your window’
CHRISTMAS had come early for Lee Wedgewood. The manager of Scotby Cycles was understandably delighted when he learned that the Tour of Britain would be passing right by his shop.
Last updated 13 September 2012
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Wildlife through a lens
Ladybirds and lambs. Tarantulas and tigers. Beavers, birds and butterflies.
Last updated 11 September 2012
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Have you deeked the Potter page yet?
Pure ladgeful eh. A couple of chores have got this web cowie and they’re tekkin’ a lend o’ Carlisle crack and that like eh.
Last updated 5 September 2012
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Cumbrian lorry driver's career turns towards children's books
In the course of his career driving Eddie Stobart lorries, Tim Stead had to make a lot of turnings. Now the truck driver-turned-artist has taken another, into writing children’s books.
Last updated 21 August 2012
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Carlisle football team retires to say farewell to founder member
Geoff Brown’s story features no medals, no national anthems and no flaming torch carried through the streets.
Last updated 26 June 2012
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Neil’s our best dad by following in his own father’s footsteps
One of the biggest compliments you could pay Neil Daniel is to say that he brings up his sons as his father raised him.
Last updated 16 June 2012
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Giving that comes with a reward
Stuart Watson happily admits that his reasons for becoming a volunteer were not entirely selfless.
Last updated 6 June 2012
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First gig in 20 years for punk band Combo Zombo
The Sex Pistols at Carlisle Market Hall could have been a legendary gig. The band was booked to play there in December 1976.
Last updated 23 May 2012
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'I wish I didn’t have MS. But I think I’m coming to terms with the fact'
Which would you rather have – multiple sclerosis or cancer? Duncan Booth wasn’t given the option. He was given MS.
Last updated 12 May 2012
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Folk flock to Carlisle city centre for X Factor auditions
It’s Time. To Face. The Music! Then the theme tune starts. A pounding rhythm that quickens the pulse and makes you think that this singing contest might just be the most important event ever to grace the planet.
Last updated 2 May 2012
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Will you read your child a story tonight?
Tonight is World Book Night – a celebration of literature and reading. But a survey suggests dads across the UK are too busy to read to their children,
Last updated 23 April 2012
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Cumbrian teenager brought American blues club to its feet
Split personality may be pushing it a bit. Tom Hamilton-Hughes is no Jekyll and Hyde.
Last updated 19 April 2012
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Cumbrian actress bringing her play back home
When Cumbrian-born actress Francesca Waite takes to the stage in a new production of Once in a House on Fire tomorrow, she’ll spot more than a few familiar faces in the audience.
Last updated 1 April 2012
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‘There’s lots of intrigue in my family. Murders, diplomatic assassinations...’
From Iran to northern England. From sunshine to snow. From blood oranges dipped in salt to fish and chips.
Last updated 16 April 2012
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Costa queen of Cumbria
First impressions can be misleading. Take Kay Berry. The dark jacket suggests a businesswoman – no misunderstanding there.
Last updated 9 April 2012
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- Cumbria police pledge crackdown on illegal sale of weapons (1 comment)
- September decision on whether Americans will continue to run Sellafield (2 comments)
- 28 new housing sites in Carlisle unveiled (12 comments)
- National restaurant company eyeing Carlisle's Hoopers building (19 comments)
- Hope buyer can be found for Carlisle pub (7 comments)
- Families asked to scatter ashes on Lake District fells - not leave boxes (2 comments)
- Allerdale needs 200 affordable homes a year to help first time buyers (12 comments)
- Plans to cut speed limit on Carlisle road to 40mph (27 comments)
- Cumbria police used bus full of children as roadblock to stop car (57 comments)
- Anger as new homes approved despite 300 objections (42 comments)
- 28 new housing sites in Carlisle unveiled (12 comments)
- Allerdale needs 200 affordable homes a year to help first time buyers (12 comments)
- National restaurant company eyeing Carlisle's Hoopers building (19 comments)
- September decision on whether Americans will continue to run Sellafield (2 comments)
- Cumbria police pledge crackdown on illegal sale of weapons (1 comment)
- National restaurant company eyeing Carlisle's Hoopers building (19 comments)
- 28 new housing sites in Carlisle unveiled (12 comments)
- Allerdale needs 200 affordable homes a year to help first time buyers (12 comments)
- Gangs in Carlisle scouring rubbish bags for bank details - claim (11 comments)
- Cumbria police used bus full of children as roadblock to stop car (57 comments)
- Cumbria police used bus full of children as roadblock to stop car (57 comments)
- Anger as new homes approved despite 300 objections (42 comments)
- Trade chairman against Cumbria's summer road closures plan (39 comments)
- Carlisle city centre clothes shop closing down (33 comments)
- Hoopers store in Carlisle bought 'by mistake' at auction (32 comments)








