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  • Lorry stops traffic after getting stuck on a hill

    A lorry is blocking traffic after stopping on a steep hill. The bank at Sebergham on the B5305, between Penrith and Wigton has signage to warn road users of the gradient and to select a low gear. Motorist should take care when approaching the

  • Man is receiving medical care after incident at Moor Row

    A man is receiving medical care following a four-hour police incident. Emergency services were called to the Moor Row area at about 11am today, following reports of concern for the welfare of a man. The emergency response centred on a high external

  • Cricket training back underway with new nets

    A cricket club have received a £2000 donation allowing them to purchase mobile nets which have proven to be an asset while group training sessions are suspended. Thanks to Tesco and Groundworks’ £2000 donation through their Bags of Help scheme,

  • Shielding? Top advice on exercising at home

    Guidance has been issued to the public on staying active while shielding, and spending more time at home during the coronavirus pandemic. Active Cumbria is supporting Sport England and Public Health England’s Join the Movement campaign. The campaign

  • Children convoy brings George birthday cheer

    Children in a west Cumbrian village held their very own convoy to thank key workers, as well as celebrate the birthday of a much-loved resident. Paula Radcliffe is the mind behind the Bigrigg event, which was organised in less than two days to lift

  • Science to prove moors a force for good

    THE newly-elected chairman of the Moorland Association, Mark Cunliffe-Lister, said ‘listening to the science’ will demonstrate the vital contribution moorland makes in terms of habitat and biodiversity. Mr Cunliffe-Lister, who runs Swinton Estate

  • Police hunt masked man after assault

    Police appeal after a man assaulted a woman on a cycle path. It happened this morning just after 8am on the route between Dalston and Carlisle, close to Dalston sewage works. Officers are appealing for witnesses after a woman was kicked off her

  • Police attend incident on a Whitehaven street

    Police have confirmed they are currently attending an incident in Whitehaven. Cumbria police are currently at the scene on Scalegill Road, Moor Row. The road is currently blocked in both directions. More details to follow.

  • Man arrested following sexual assault in a town park today

    A man has been arrested after a teenage girl was sexually assaulted in a park today. A 16-year-old girl was out running when she was assaulted by a man at Harris Park, Cockermouth. She was uninjured in the attack. The incident took place

  • Schools give pupils a cautious return

    THE Government’s hope to partially reopen schools has had a cautious response across Cumbria, with fewer than 70 per cent of headteachers planning to open for the eligible year groups. That was the assessment yesterday from Cumbria County Council

  • Fundraising car wash a success

    A Covid-19 support group has thanked the community for taking part in a fundraising car wash. Area 6 Covid-19 Support Group organised a charity car wash outside Copeland Pool and Fitness Centre, raising more than £900 for a planned remembrance garden

  • Spotlight shone of more of the county's many NHS volunteers

    To celebrate national volunteers’ week, the NHS in north Cumbria is shining a spotlight on more of its many volunteers that help to keep our healthcare system going. The North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Trust, which runs the Cumberland Infirmary

  • Together we will remember them

    THE Cumbria RL shirt, worn by county rugby league stars against England in the Garry Purdham memorial game 10 years ago is set to go back on sale in memory of the victims of the West Cumbria shootings. Former Whitehaven and Workington Town star

  • £10k support for vital debt counselling service

    A counselling service which has helped hundreds of those with money worries has received a generous boost to fund its vital work. The Whitehaven CAP Debt Centre was created in 2013, with the help of St. John’s Church, Hensingham, together with other

  • McDonald's re-opens restaurants

    McDondald's drive-thru restaurants are re-opening today - including the Kingstown branch in Carlisle, plus Workington and Whitehaven. The branches have been re-opened with new social distancing measures in place to ensure the safety of staff and

  • Working from home? Here's how to find the best printer

    Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. For many reasons, 2020 is not shaping up the way we thought it would. One thing I absolutely did not expect to need?

  • Free online wills are being offered to all adults in Cumbria

    Research has shown a huge 40,000 adults in the city don’t have a will – but one company has a solution. FreeWills.co.uk is offering those over 18 throughout Carlisle and the rest of Cumbria the chance to create a will to address the issue. Managing

  • Change of opening times at St Bees Post Office

    St Bees Post Office has changed its opening hours. Current opening hours are now: convenience store open from 7am to 8pm seven days a week. The Post Office will be open from 7.30am to 4pm Monday to Thursday; 7.30am to 3pm on Friday and from 9am

  • NHS worker sentenced for nightclub bottle attack

    A 21-YEAR-OLD NHS worker has avoided an immediate jail sentence after attacking someone with a glass bottle in a nightclub. Chelcea Brough was sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court during a virtual hearing yesterday. She was jailed for nine months

  • Scouting leader singled out for silver acorn

    The scout’s county commissioner has received an award, thanking him for his commitment and dedication. As part of National Volunteers’ Week, Eddie Ward has been awarded the prestigious silver acorn award in honour of the work he does in Cumbria

  • Your stars with Russell Grant: Wednesday June 3

    Aries (Mar21/Apr20) You’re fickle in love. One minute, you can’t get the object of your affection out of your mind. The next, you’re indifferent to their charms. Your hot and cold attitude puts people off so maybe you should take time out to assess

  • Charity needs own lifeline

    A caring couple that has helped around 7,500 cats and kittens to get new homes through their charity now need help themselves in order to keep the charity running. David Walker, 78 and wife Joyce Walker, 72, are founder members of Keswick Pets Lifeline

  • George Floyd remembrance event to be held in Cumbria

    A peaceful gathering has been planned in Carlisle to remember the life of George Floyd. Following the death of Mr Floyd in America on May 25, protests have taken place across the world as people stand in solidarity with African Americans. A

  • Poundland to close its doors in town centre this month

    Another high-street shop is set to close its doors this month, with many employees losing their jobs. Poundland, on King Street, Whitehaven, will be permanently closed on June 20 due to "high rent and lack of sales", and 13 store employees face

  • Heartbroken owner searches for missing parrot, Tonto

    A HEARTBROKEN pet owner is desperate to find her missing parrot, Tonto. Sandwith woman Katrina Bradley is asking all in the area to keep their eyes peeled for her beloved pet, after he went missing on Sunday. Normally a house-bird, Tonto was