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The Dock Museum.
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Dock Museum named among UK's top visitor attractions

CURATOR: Leo Finighan at Rydal Mount CURATOR: Leo Finighan at Rydal Mount
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New curator welcomed as historic poet's home

KENDAL ORAL HISTORY GROUP: Peter Holme KENDAL ORAL HISTORY GROUP: Peter Holme
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‘K Shoe fortnight’ - Shoes were big business in Kendal in 1960

The Pheasent Inn George Carrick Photography The Pheasent Inn George Carrick Photography
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One of the oldest Inns in Cumbria re-opens

Stott Park Bobbin Mill in Finsthwaite, Cumbria Stott Park Bobbin Mill in Finsthwaite, Cumbria
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Historic bobbin mill to mark 50 years since closure

Mitchells: Gundle shop delivery bike Mitchells: Gundle shop delivery bike
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Huge vintage gun collection up at auction

Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal visits Newspaper House in Carlisle, Head Office of Cumbrian Newspapers the publisher of the News and Star and The Cumberland News. Princess Anne toured the building meeting directors, staff and local charities. The Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal visits Newspaper House in Carlisle, Head Office of Cumbrian Newspapers the publisher of the News and Star and The Cumberland News. Princess Anne toured the building meeting directors, staff and local charities. The
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'We create a little miracle every day' - City skyline changing as demolition gets underway

17, Irish Street Whitehaven is currently up for auction, Credit: Cumbria House Auction 17, Irish Street Whitehaven is currently up for auction, Credit: Cumbria House Auction
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Well-known grade II listed old surgery goes up for auction

TRADER OF THE WEEK TRADER OF THE WEEK
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Pub owners survive after nearly going under during lockdown

TRANSFORMED: The new attraction is one of around 30 sites the couple have revamped TRANSFORMED: The new attraction is one of around 30 sites the couple have revamped
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All aboard! Station to re-open after 55 years with piece of movie history

VISIT: The defence secretary, chief of air staff and first sea lord the Barrow-built HIJMS Mikasa. Image: @ijs_mikasa VISIT: The defence secretary, chief of air staff and first sea lord the Barrow-built HIJMS Mikasa. Image: @ijs_mikasa
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Navy chiefs visit famous Japanese warship built in Barrow

ICONIC: Eddie Stobart will be sold alongside other companies as part of a deal struck by its parent company ICONIC: Eddie Stobart will be sold alongside other companies as part of a deal struck by its parent company
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Eddie Stobart sale set to 'secure' its future say new owners

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