Ancient attraction
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
IN the Daily Telegraph dated 19th January there was a two-page feature, “Let’s visit Penrith”.
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Planners should insist thatstarter homes are built in Penrith
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
“MORE starter homes are needed for young families to enable them to continue to live in Penrith,” Eden Council leader Kevin Beaty told Radio Cumbria last week.
Developing policy without properconsultation becoming a national vice
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
AS readers will know, the Eden local plan 2014-2032 was adopted very recently, four years late, after exhaustive public consultation.
Flusco praise
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
I LIKE visiting the recycling centre at Flusco, near Penrith. It is immaculately kept and the personnel are very helpful and cheerful.
Bridging the culture gap
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
IT doesn’t seem possible, but not everyone is talking about the B word! Yet some of the people that we in Opshops see regularly have no idea what is going on in Parliament and even less interest.
Plastic fears over proposalfor Penrith water bottling plant
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
THE planning proposal for a new water bottling plant near Penrith (Herald, 29th December) is of great concern to local environmental group Penrith Action for Community Transition (Pact) in that it raises several issues including fundamental questions about the future sustainability of local industry.
Humanity and common sense
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
I WRITE in support of your editorial comment (Herald, 19th January) which was generated by our planning application in which we successfully campaigned to help preserve the Shire breed.
Farmers breachingslurry spreading rules?
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
AT 12-30pm on 23rd, January, when frost was on the fields and the air temperature was -2C, two fields north of Plumpton were being washed by trailed hose delivery system with heavy slurry deposits that pooled on the fields surface, this in full view of the A6.
Dog walkers in the darkneed to be seen
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
DRIVING from Motherby to Skelton through Greystoke and Blencowe at around 6pm on Tuesday, I passed eight or nine people out walking their dogs along the back roads.
FURTHER to our report last week, a charity concert organised by ...
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
FURTHER to our report last week, a charity concert organised by the Warehouse Old Codgers Club (OCC) and held at Penrith Playhouse raised well over £4,000, and one of the performers was Jacko Jackson, not Johnson.
DIGGING DEEP: Rory Stewart plants one of the silver birch trees ...
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
DIGGING DEEP: Rory Stewart plants one of the silver birch trees in Castle Park, assisted by Ron Kenyon. Looking on (left to right) are Margaret Clark, Chris Kenyon, Penrith mayor Scott Jackson, Rob Orchard, Adrian Todd, Elaine Martin and Thomas Cingelis, of Amey.
Penrith part of nationwide tree canopy
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
THE Penrith and the Border parliamentary constituency is now a part of the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy, following the planting of five saplings in Castle Park, Penrith, by MP Rory Stewart.
Langwathby dominoes
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
A DOMINO drive was held in Langwathby village hall, played on 12 tables.
£749,000 headache over police retirements
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
CUMBRIA Constabulary has been hit with an almost threefold surge in the number of officers stepping down due to ill-health, leaving the force with a £749,000 headache.
Beautiful scenery
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
A MEETING of Kirkby Stephen Bright Hour heard a talk by the Rev Stephen Radford, who took members on a journey through some wonderful scenery in the Scottish Highlands.
Awards for husband and wife team
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
KESWICK Rotary past president Christine Sheldon and her husband Ray were each awarded the distinction of becoming Paul Harris Fellows at special lunch event.
Homes designs approved
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
AMENDED designs have been approved by Eden Council for two new homes at Ravenstone Manor, Melmerby.
Nepal holiday recalled
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
MEMBERS of Penrith Methodist Women’s Fellowship turned their thoughts to Jill Morris, who died suddenly on New Year’s Day, when they met after the Christmas break.
Signs point way to safer zones around schools
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
A NEW Mini Police initiative which provides unique road safety signs for Eden pupils to use as part of a bid to create safer zones around schools in the district was launched at Shap on Tuesday.
EYE-CATCHING: Shap Mini Police with new road safety signs at the ...
Date: Friday 25th January 2019
EYE-CATCHING: Shap Mini Police with new road safety signs at the launch of the initiative, which took place at the village primary school.
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