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Twelve thousand join 'carnival' for lighting up of Hadrian's Wall

Hadrian Hundreds of torches formed a river of fire through Carlisle in a procession to mark the lighting of Hadrian’s Wall.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Lorry driver jailed for causing death of talented Brampton scientist

A lorry driver who caused the death of a talented Cumbrian scientist in a horrific road accident has been jailed for 24 weeks.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Late showing from Lake District’s daffodils

Cumbria's tourism season has kicked off in earnest – but one vital ingredient is missing.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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£1 million maritime centre planned for Maryport

A £1 million maritime centre with a lifeboat station and new maritime museum is being planned for Maryport harbour.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Patients almost moved ahead of west Cumbrian hospital's revamp

The final switching of patients to allow for a £100 million redevelopment of Whitehaven’s West Cumberland Hospital will take place this week.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Casualty part for Carlisle actress Roxanne Pallett?

Carlisle soap siren Roxanne Pallett is on her way to hospital.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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West Cumbrian student wins ten trophies at Carlisle festival

Student singing sensation Kerryann Wilson swept the board at Cumbria’s premier music and drama contest.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Health chiefs view five possible sites for Carlisle super-surgery

Up to five new sites for a super-surgery in Carlisle have been visited by health bosses and city MP Eric Martlew.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Police patrols tackle parking problems in Workington

Police have been patrolling streets in Workington after complaints about parking problems.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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New Workington road bridge lowered in to place

Workington's new road bridge, reconnecting the split community, was lowered into place this weekend.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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River Caldew hydro electric plan must not hit salmon numbers

Plans for a hydro-electricity scheme on the River Caldew have been given the thumbs up by one of the city’s budding MPs – but only if the river’s salmon population is protected.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Waverley Viaduct in Carlisle to stay closed to public

The disused Waverley Viaduct across the River Eden in Carlisle will remain closed for the time being.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Eden rivers project good news for native crayfish

Native crayfish in the Eden Valley’s rivers have been helped thanks to the completion of a two-year project.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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Signs of impact of recession starting to ease, say Cumbrian councils

The impact of recession in Cumbria is beginning to ease, say the county’s local authorities.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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United Utilities fined over roadworks in Carlisle

Magistrates have imposed a £12,000 fine on United Utilities Water after contractors employed by the firm breached the safety rules governing road working.

Last updated 15 March 2010
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