Fancy a nights stay in the newly restored camping coaches at the La'al Ratty?
VISITORS to the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway can now holiday in a unique way in the newly restored camping coaches.
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The mighty lineup set to perform at Whitehaven festival
After last years success, the Mighty Boof returns to Whitehaven with a huge lineup.
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Maps that reveal crime in Carlisle, Cockermouth, Maryport, Workington and Whitehaven
The Police.UK site offers a feature to show you insight into crimes happening in your area. The site produces crime maps which pinpoint the location of the crime. https://www.police.uk/pu/your-area/?search=1. The latest available data is from February 2022.
From Cumbria to York, steam train to mark its 30th anniversary with special trip
The Settle Carlisle Railway Development Company is inviting guests to help celebrate the 30th Anniversary Steam Train on the September 17.
New camping coaches to be unveiled at Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway
RAVENGLASS and Eskdale Railway will officially unveil the two new camping coaches at a special launch ceremony on Monday 23 May, hosted by British Railway Historian and TV presenter Tim Dunn.
Best afternoon tea spots in and around the north of Cumbria
POPULAR Facebook Group 'Rate your plate West Cumbria' shared their favourite afternoon tea locations in the area.
As N-Dubz reunite, we look back at their iconic 2010 Whitehaven performance
N-DUBZ, the famous hip-hop trio have annouced recently that they will reunite, 11 years after parting ways.
Petition to stop plans for new Cumbrian coal mine is close to hitting target
A PETITION to stop plans for a new coal mine in Cumbria is close to hitting the 10,000 signatures target.
Become part of the bustling business at Workington's jubilee tea party
WORKINGTON town council are extending invites to promote your own business and produce at the upcoming Queen's platinum jubilee tea party.
PICTURES Photographer captures fiery images of a sunset over the fells
THE setting sun lit up the sky over the north Lakes on May 17, with the evening clouds over Keswick and Skiddaw turning the colour of flame.
