Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 18th July 2017
WELL, there we are. We made it at long last. One of the true wonders of the world, acknowledged as such by Unesco’s decision to make the Lake District a world heritage site.
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Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 11th July 2017
TWICE in the space of a few minutes a group of burly, cloth-capped men lifted me off my feet and carried me forward in their safe hands.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 4th July 2017
RECENT terrorist outrages in Manchester and London have prompted some people to urge the reintroduction of the death penalty.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 27th June 2017
ONE of the most trenchant quotes of the past week came from Peter Canham, chairman of Carers Support Cumbria, whose conference coincided with Carers Week. “The carer is often unseen, unheard and unthought of by the larger population and sometimes by funding groups,” he said.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 20th June 2017
THE incomparable Groucho Marx said that “age is not a particularly interesting subject. Anyone can get old. All you have to do is live long enough.”
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Monday 12th June 2017
THERE was always something strong and stable about former Penrith and the Border MP Lord Whitelaw — even to the extent of his choice of luxury item when he appeared on Desert Island Discs in 1981.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Monday 5th June 2017
IT’S a sight even in my most alarming nightmares I never expected to see. Armed police patrolling the Market Square in my own town. It’s called reassurance policing — a description I suspect we are going to have to get used to while there remain terrorists out there capable of such depraved acts as perpetrated in Manchester.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 30th May 2017
THERE’S nothing more pathetic than hearing politicians claiming allegiance to football teams.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Monday 22nd May 2017
BY any standards the statistics are shocking. More than 2,500 dangerous weapons, including Samurai swords, axes and air guns, were confiscated at schools in 2015-16, and the figures could have been higher as just 32 out of 43 police forces in England and Wales provided data. Some of the culprits caught carrying knives were under five years of age.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 16th May 2017
YES, you are reading it right. I feel desperate pity for Diane Abbott after her mathematics gaffe last week when she was being interviewed, put on the rack more like, by a radio shock jock with a bit of a reputation for giving his “guests” a hard time.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Monday 8th May 2017
THERE was always something comforting about Woolies and its sudden loss to the high street came as a terrible shock to thousands of employees and millions of shoppers.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 2nd May 2017
PARKED up next to a swanky health club the other day — no, I wasn’t visiting the gym, just half-inching a bit of free parking space — and I could not help noticing that every other car arriving was a posh, brand new number.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Monday 24th April 2017
BACK in the day we used to listen to a radio program called Down Your Way which visited towns and villages all over the United Kingdom, speaking to locals and playing their choice of music.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Monday 27th March 2017
VETERAN Yorkshire racehorse trainer and farmer Mick Easterby, who is well into his 80s, has a great way of dealing with old age. “Never sell your boots,” is his homespun philosophy. In other words, never give up. Keep on keeping on. Stay interested in life.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Monday 20th March 2017
IT makes you long for the return of Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells sometimes.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 14th March 2017
THE politician who has been described as “the best Prime Minister the country never had” will be delivering the keynote talk tomorrow when the curtain comes down on Keswick’s 2017 Words by the Water literature festival.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 7th March 2017
THE idea went something like this. Drive 300 miles after work on Friday, run 100 miles on Saturday and drive 300 miles home on Sunday. Speaking now as an aching pensioner, you’ve got to be young to contemplate that sort of schedule, and back in the day I was full of fitness and energy.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 21st February 2017
PENSIONER Peter Maddox got right up the noses of his fellow villagers when he bought a yellow Vauxhall Corsa car.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 14th February 2017
IT’S a series of mathematical torments that I reckon even Pythagoras, Isaac Newton, Descartes and Leonhard Euclid himself, rated the greatest man of figures to have walked this planet, would have given up on. Thankfully they didn’t have railway timetables to agonise over in their day.
Nobbut laiking: Ross Brewster
Date: Tuesday 31st January 2017
IT’S the trendy lunch choice of everyone from office workers and sports stars like Sir Andy Murray to Hollywood film stars.
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