Carlisle United 0 Blackpool 1: Demetri Mitchell’s goal was the difference for Blackpool as fans returned to Brunton Park for the first time in 2021. Some 1,863 supporters – including 256 from Blackpool – watched the Championship new boys have the
A SECOND Cumbrian peer has given his support to the council tax reforms being called for by Lord Campbell-Savours. Former MP Lord (Dale) Campbell-Savours is spearheading a campaign calling for reform to the council tax laws after finding that people
Cumbria is ranked the 3rd best county in the UK for adventure, according to new research. The outdoor experts at Millets have released The Adventure Index which reveals the best destinations for an adventure holiday in 2021. The study looks
A FUNDRAISING campaign to support residents affected by a devastating street fire has once again smashed its target. A JustGiving page set up by members of the community centred around the Linton Holme Inn in Carlisle has raised £6,500 — breaking
Two big brand sun creams from Garnier Ambre Solaire and Nivea – including one for kids – have failed 'Which?' sun protection tests. Which? said: "We put 11 SPF30 adult sun screens and 4 SPF50+ kids sun creams to the test and were concerned to
Readers have been responding to a story following delays on the M6 Southbound. This comes at a time when the Lake District is set to see an influx of tourist making their way to the popular tourist destination as the warm weather continues across
Readers have been responding to warnings about dogs' health and wellbeing in the heatwave. Emergency vets have issued a plea to dog owners to avoid exercising their pets during the heatwave. According to vets, pet owners shouldn't take their
A COUNCIL has told Highways England that it must seek planning permission to retain the concrete infilling of a Victorian Bridge in north Cumbria. The infilling of Great Musgrave Bridge in Eden District — something Highways England said was necessary
Appleby in Westmorland Council is putting on a Q&A on the Multi-Agency Strategic Co-ordinating Group (MASCG) for Appleby Fair Facebook page. Taking part and able to answer your questions and concerns will be representatives from Cumbria Police
Maryport Rescue we're called out on the evening of Friday, July 23, by Cumbria Police and Belfast Coastguard to reports of two people in difficulty off Maryport South Pier . A spokesperson from Maryport Rescue said: "We quickly launched our ERB
FOOD and craft producers who supply Tebay Services have expressed astonishment and delight at the momentum behind Channel 4’s documentary series about the family-owned motorway service station. The first episode of A Lake District Farmshop drew
A baby alpaca has been born at a local campsite – to the delight of campers and visitors. The owners of Shepherd’s View Campsite at Drigg recently bought three alpacas but did not know that one of them was pregnant. The baby has been named Sunday
The body of man has been located at Crummock Water on the morning of July 24. A spokesperson from Cumbria Police said: "A multi-agency search operation began on July 16th after a man was reported to have got into difficulty whilst in the water.
A charming semi detached dormer bungalow, located in a sought after area to the north of the city. Conveniently situated within easy reach of junction 44 of the M6, the bypass and many amenities, including local shops, leading supermarkets, church,
Cumbrian residents are being invited to take part in a Study exploring the Psychological Impact of COVID-19. North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust are part of a group of researchers who are exploring the psychological impact of the
Here are this week’s Oak Tree Animals’ Charity pets of the week. LEO and LOLA Leo & Lola are one year old siblings and are looking for a new home together. This adorable pair have lived with children before but as they were slightly nervous
A Carlisle-born badminton star will take to the court at the Tokyo Olympics in the coming weeks as she bids for gold. Lauren Smith and Marcus Ellis are a couple on and off the badminton court and have their sights set on becoming the first British
A FINE was issued to a man from Sunderland for stealing lead and copper scrap metal in Penrith. Adam Fredrick Watson, 27, of Houghton le Spring appeared at North and West Magistrates Court sitting in Rickergate on Thursday. He was accused of stealing
As the end of the summer term approaches, many teachers and other school staff will be leaving school for the last time as they retire. So this week we’ve been looking back at farewell presentations in north and west Cumbrian schools over the years
Superman fell runner John Kelly has partaken in many incredible challenges over the years. Last year he attempted “The Hartley Slam” in the Pennines and the Grand Round raising money for various charities as he went. Now he’s been taking on the
Readers have been reacting to the police's clamp down on dangeorus drivers. Officers in Cumbria are taking part in a two weeklong national NPCC operation to tackle speeding in the county beginning on the July 26. Messages have already been
Here is a round up of some of the court cases that were heard in Cumbria's courts from ast week. A former soldier became a cocaine supply middle manager in a desperate bid to pay off a drug debt which “was simply not going away”. Haythem Magdy
Readers have been responding to a story following Mark Jenkison, the Member of Parliament for Workington’s threats to boycott their party conference if coronavirus vaccine passports are required for entry. Mark Jenkinson, Conservative MP for Workington
A YOUTH centre is hosting a Lego competition to give young people in Carlisle something proactive to do during the summer holidays. Carlisle Youth Zone is hosting a Lego competition with entries open now, it is part of the charity’s ambitions to
Care home deaths involving Covid-19 across north Cumbria have increased since last year, figures show. According to data published by the Care Quality Commission, there were 140 care home death notifications involving Covid-19 across north Cumbria
A PUNISHMENT was handed down by North and West Cumbria Magistrates Court to a Carlisle woman on Thursday for drink driving. Cristina Mihaela Pandele appeared at the court sitting in Rickergate, Carlisle to face the charge of driving a motor vehicle
Penrith Swimming Club is celebrating its 140 year anniversary on Monday, July 26. Ian Powley, President of Penrith Swimming Club, said, “The 26th July is a celebration; a celebration that if you dare to dream, you must do your best to fulfil it
THERE will be no competitive wrestling this summer season — in a move that has bitterly disappointed competitors, officials and followers. The decision by Cumberland and Westmorland Wrestling’s Governing Board was reached at a Zoom meeting held
A TWENTY-ONE year old man is set to face trial at crown court accused of a serious assault. Daniel Noutch, of North View in Aspatria, appeared at Carlisle Magistrates Court on Thursday. He is accused of assaulting a man between January 7 and
Cumbria Police are investigating a commercial burglary that occurred between 3:40pm on Thursday, July 22, and 7.40am on Friday, July 23 at Northside Primary School in Workington, which is having roofing work undertaken. A Cumbria Police spokesperson
Police are appealing for witnesses to a report of sexual assault which occurred on King Street, Whitehaven at 10:30am on Wednesday July 14. The incident involved a man and a woman. A spokesperson for Cumbria Police said: "It is reported
Since launching its Wild Swimming package earlier this year, Armathwaite Hall Hotel & Spa, located in the North Lakes, has reported it has become the most popular leisure activity programme on offer since reopening in May. As the public continue
Carlisle United striker Sam Fishburn has spoken out about signing his first professional contract. Sam Fishburn United's new striker has had an eventful start to his footballing career. He has turned a two-year scholarship, which was agreed
The top four areas for crime in Carlisle City Centre have been revealed. An interactive map supplied by Cumbria Police allows people to see a map with all the crime that was reported in that area showing up. According to the map, and the most
Fair-goers who bring trailers to Appleby Horse Fair are being reminded of the importance of planning ahead and not arriving too soon. The number of stopping places available for people travelling ahead of the fair continues to fall each year and
WHILE the so-called 'Freedom Day' on Monday has been a cause for celebration for some, many others will be remembering loved ones lost during the pandemic. Despite the fact that all restrictions have now been lifted, the Government has been quick
WHEN people think of Cumbria, they often think of the Lake District - but there's so much more to our county than that. We've rounded up ten spots in west Cumbria that we can all be proud of. 1. St Bees Head Heritage Coast Where better
Readers have reacted to a change in bus service for Mayfield School’s students with special educational needs. Sharon Uhrig said: “It’s so hard, especially when these kids get used to the staff on the buses. “And they know and understand the
Fans will today make their long-awaited return to Brunton Park for the first time this year. And Carlisle United's home friendly against Blackpool will see supporters back in the ground in a non socially-distanced setting for the first time since
Former Carlisle United keeper and coach Tony Caig has switched clubs in Scotland after just a month. Caig has left Falkirk in order to become the new goalkeeping coach at Dundee United. Caig had joined Falkirk, along with fellow Cumbrian Danny
Former Carlisle United frontman Jerry Yates has signed a bumper new Blackpool deal ahead of today's Brunton Park reunion. The in-demand striker, who returns to Carlisle for this afternoon's pre-season friendly, has signed a new three-year contract
Former Carlisle United forward Harry McKirdy is bidding to win a contract with one of the Blues' early season opponents. McKirdy has made a trial appearance for Swindon Town this week - scoring twice. The ex-Blues top scorer is with the Wiltshire
Former Carlisle United goalkeeping coach Steve Collis has joined a new club - under an ex-Blues manager. The man who left Brunton Park earlier this summer has now linked up with Keith Curle at Oldham Athletic. Collis - since replaced by Dan
Carlisle United's dwindling hopes of keeping Rhys Bennett finally died last night when the defender signed for Gillingham. The centre-half turned down a new deal with the Blues in favour of a move to the League One club. Bennett had attracted
Chris Beech claimed Manasse Mampala can bring "something different" to Carlisle United's attack after handing the trialist a permanent deal. The former Everton and QPR man is set to face Blackpool as a permanent Blues player this afternoon.
Cumbrian badminton star Lauren Smith made a winning start in the Tokyo Olympics. Smith and mixed doubles partner Marcus Ellis claimed an excellent opening victory in the group stage. A strong display saw the Team GB pair see off French duo
A CARLISLE man 'bounced' his pal and lodger down stairs having pulled him out of bed while seeking to evict him. Sixty-year-old Nigel David Colvin allowed friend Alistair Bradshaw to stay with him for a short time as he saved up a deposit for
SIX friends who love beer have been raising a glass after realising their dream by opening a craft ale shop. Opening two weeks ago to a foray of tourists and visitors in Keswick’s Packhorse Court, the shop is the brainchild of the friends who had
EMERGENCY services across the county have warned people about entering the open water over the weekend after a number of tragic incidents involving drowning in the past week. The weekend is set to be another scorcher with temperatures predicted
Carlisle United's fans are set to get on board with a national project that aims to portray and celebrate diversity at the football club. My Club, My Shirt, a project by Fans for Diversity, will see photographs of a variety of Carlisle United supporters
FARMERS in Cumbria are being urged to remain vigilant when selling stock through the mart ring. The Livestock Auctioneers’ Association (LAA) says it welcomes the lifting of restrictions, but asks farmers to take necessary precautions to help protect
JK Rowling realeased Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 1997, the rest is history. Since readers young and old were first introduced to the 'boy who lived' -under the stairs at 4 Privet Drive - fans have been spoilt with seven books and
