A man from Barrow on 21st June has been jailed for two years six months for breaching his Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) and indecent image offences. Roger Morris, 66, of no fixed address was sentenced for Breach of a SHPO Three counts of possessing indecent photographs of a child Possessing a prohibited image of… Continue reading Man jailed for SHPO breach and indecent image offences
Nattering by Morecambe based artist Jamie Jenkinson will be installed at Millom Library on Friday 21 June 2024. Jamie developed this work during his artist/researcher residency with the University of Cumbria, funded by Arts Council England and Cumberland Council, where he looked at cultural landscapes alongside human-nature relationships. The artwork is an expanded audio archive and was… Continue reading Ceramic and sound artwork at Millom Library
Talented swimmers from Chetwynde were a splash hit bringing home a trophy when they competed in a national finals for a record 28th time. The four pupils – Isabelle Tyson, Norah Graham, William Brough and Archie Williams – raced in the 28th National ESSA Primary Team Championships at Ponds Forge International Sports Centre. Head of… Continue reading Swimmers secure cup at national competition
During of National Drowning Prevention Week (June 15 to 22) Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner (PFCC) David Allen attended a water safety presentation by Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service at Ennerdale School, to hear about the ‘Float to Live’ campaign and how it can save lives. According to the Royal Life Saving Society UK, over… Continue reading ‘Float to Live’, It May Well Save Your Life
The Lake District’s landscape charity is taking legal action to protect one of the most sensitive areas of the national park against a tourist development which threatens its tranquillity. In May the Lake District National Park Authority approved plans to establish an adventure attraction at Elterwater Quarry, in the heart of the Langdales. The… Continue reading Friends of The Lake District launches legal challenge over Elterwater Zip World approval
Business owners and operators have been urged to take part in Westmorland and Furness Council’s first annual business survey. The council’s Economic Development and Regeneration team launched the survey at the end of May, with everybody who owns or operates a business in Westmorland and Furness asked to contribute to help ensure their views and… Continue reading Businesses urged to take part in Westmorland and Furness Council’s first annual survey
Take part in the first ever Cumbria Wild Watch between 27-30 June 2024 and do something positive for nature. It is simple. You can take part anywhere in Cumbria, whether you are resident or just visiting. Spend up to one hour outdoors recording all the wildlife you see – from trees and plants to birds,… Continue reading Cumbria Wild Watch – get wildlife recording!
Time to apply for free voter ID ahead of the general election is running out. The deadline is 5pm Wednesday 26 June. For the first time at a general election, voters will need to show photo ID to receive their ballot paper in polling stations. Those without an accepted type of ID can apply online… Continue reading Deadline approaches for free voter ID ahead of general election
A huge congratulations to Chetwynde Year 3 pupil Brook-Li for making it into the Kanzen Karate England Squad. Talented Brook-Li’s 18-month Karate journey so far has been swift On her first grading she double graded to Red belt, skipping Orange belt. She has since graded two more times to Green belt and now Purple. Karate… Continue reading Pupil makes England Karate Squad
More than 220 pupils from schools across South Cumbria Multi-Academy Trust will come together to perform as a group at the first cross-Trust music concert. Children from Chetwynde, Ormsgill, Vickerstown, Cambridge, South Walney Juniors, Newbarns and Greengate Juniors will join the singalong hosted by Chetwynde School. They will perform songs from popular music and the… Continue reading SCMAT Singalong concert launches
