Catch up with Russ Palmer on ShowStoppers with guest Chairman of Barrow Operatic and Dramatic Society Steve Carrick. Steve is also an actor and will be chatting with Russ about past productions and BODS’s plans as we ease out of lockdown with exciting concert and show plans. Russ Palmer
Louise Walton and Jane Crossley join Andrea Williams on The Afternoon Show this Tuesday 1pm till 3. We talk fitness, health and getting back to face to face classes. There are definitely benefits to working out as a group, mental, physical and emotional positives, lowering our stress levels, helping us sleep better, making new friends… Continue reading Andrea Williams on The Afternoon Show joined by Louise Walton and Jane Crossley 18May21
Dignity in Dementia are about to start leading some small group walks suitable for people living with dementia and their carers in the Barrow area. Diane Smillie from Dignity in Dementia explains how walking in a small group can provide an opportunity to meet new friends, share common experiences and can also enhance health… Continue reading Memories in Music Saturday 15th May Interview
Bags of Love online music festival for Barrow Foodbank kicks off tonight at 7pm starting with the legend Tony Callister broadcasting live from CandoFM playing tracks from the album. Also playing pre-recorded sets will be 9pm – Matthew Cooper (NOT TO BE MISSED) 9.15pm – Paul Nickson 9.45pm – Chris Butler 10pm – Ann Grant… Continue reading Tony Callister Kicks off the Bags of Love Music Festival
Treat yourself to an extra hour of Deb when she will be talking about her passion for chemical toilets and mosh pits and play great music from artists from 60s jazz festivals to modern day. 50 and me… The realities of life with Deborah Henry every Friday 5-6pm All things festival – every Friday… Continue reading Extra Hour of Deborah Henry – All Things Festival!!!
Plans for a new multi-million pound skills training facility led by Furness College have moved a step closer. The college’s proposal to create a Cumbria Institute of Technology (IoT) has made the final stages to win a share of £120million in government funding. The IoT, part of the government’s flagship programme, would provide a new-build… Continue reading Furness College a step closer to new flagship training facility
The MP for Barrow and Furness, Simon Fell, has called on the Government to build back healthier, using lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic. The call came as the Furness MP questioned the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson MP, during a statement in the House of Commons where Mr Johnson was announcing the Government’s plans to… Continue reading Simon Fell MP, urges Government to “Build Back Healthier”
Get Safe Online are offering a free training session to the public on how to best protect their businesses, children, and themselves online. The training will take place on Tuesday 18th May 2021 between 6pm and 7.30pm over Microsoft Teams to comply with COVID-19 regulations. The webinar will cover: The five key routes… Continue reading Free training offered to public and businesses on how to protect themselves online
Cumbria CVS is celebrating Volunteers’ Week with 15 virtual events to help people get involved Maria, a Cumbria CVS Volunteer says volunteering has had a positive impact on her life and helping others is a great feeling As restrictions ease and those who were furloughed return to work, more volunteers are needed to support… Continue reading Cumbria CVS encourages more people to make a difference ahead of Volunteers’ Week 2021
Dignity in Dementia are about to start leading some small group walks suitable for people living with dementia and their carers in the Barrow area. Diane Smillie from Dignity in Dementia explains how walking in a small group can provide an opportunity to meet new friends, share common experiences and can also enhance health… Continue reading Memories in Music Saturday 15th May