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Maryport Coastguard Rescue Team mud training. Photo: Denis McCallig

Coastguard rescue team calls for more volunteers

A RESCUE team is calling for more volunteers in 2021.

Maryport Coastguard Rescue Team mud training. Photo: Denis McCallig

Coastguard rescue team calls for more volunteers

A RESCUE team is calling for more volunteers in 2021.

New Mills Trout Fishing Park in Brampton

Popular fishery can stay open

ANGLERS can continue to cast their lines at a popular fishery near Brampton.

The Yoga Studio Carlisle is holding 25 online classes a week

Yoga studio ups offering of online classes

A CARLISLE yoga studio is offering even more classes online so customers can continue to experience the benefits of their flow.

CONTINUED CARE: Members of the community nursing team in Whitehaven are among those who’ve provided care to people in their homes throughout the pandemic

Senior nurse praises NHS staff for commitment throughout pandemic

WORKING in the NHS throughout the Covid-19 pandemic has been an experience “no one ever envisaged or ever wanted to experience.”
CONTINUED CARE: Members of the community nursing team in Whitehaven are among those who’ve provided care to people in their homes throughout the pandemic

Senior nurse praises NHS staff for commitment throughout pandemic

WORKING in the NHS throughout the Covid-19 pandemic has been an experience “no one ever envisaged or ever wanted to experience.”
CONTINUED CARE: Members of the community nursing team in Whitehaven are among those who’ve provided care to people in their homes throughout the pandemic

Senior nurse praises NHS staff for commitment throughout pandemic

WORKING in the NHS throughout the Covid-19 pandemic has been an experience “no one ever envisaged or ever wanted to experience”.
Primary school are expected to reopen next week as planned. Belle Vue School's first day back in September

Primary headteachers' concern about return to school

THERE is concern among primary school headteachers that their schools are set to reopen next week - despite Cumbria being placed in the highest level of coronavirus restrictions and with no testing for pupils and staff.

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Primary school are expected to reopen next week as planned. Belle Vue School's first day back in September

Primary headteachers' concern about return to school

THERE is concern among primary school headteachers that their schools are set to reopen next week - despite Cumbria being placed in the highest level of coronavirus restrictions and with no testing for pupils and staff.

Primary school are expected to reopen next week as planned. Belle Vue School's first day back in September

Primary headteachers' concern about return to school

THERE is concern among primary school headteachers that their schools are set to reopen next week - despite Cumbria being placed in the highest level of coronavirus restrictions and with no testing for pupils and staff.