Thursday, 09 February 2012

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Pupils step up war on dog mess

PAINTING dog dirt different colours is part of a fight-back against fouling near to Hensingham Primary School. (11 comments)

In memory of Mark

FRIENDS and family of Whitehaven man Mark Burns, who died aged 38 after a long battle with cancer, have been raising money for charity in his memory and now plan a Stars in their Eyes concert.

Eddie's distinguished service

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A WAR books author who claimed to be the last man alive to have served in all three services of the Navy, the Army and the Airforce, has been challenged in his claim by news that Whitehaven’s Eddie Kennedy has the same distinction.

Fun in the snow at Whitehaven January 1987

50029552W000.jpg Heavy snow fall during January 1987 meant that pupils from a school in Whitehaven had lots of fun playing in the snow.

Sellafield Police dogs at Montreal school

50029476W010.jpg The Sellafield Police dog unit and officers visited Montreal school at Cleator Moor. They gave a display of different dog disiplines used by the force from explosive search dogs to apprehending people trying to evade capture

The Whitsuntide Pleasure Fair came to Whitehaven harbour during June 1976

50028897W007.jpg Excited youngsters enjoyed all the fun of the Whitsuntide Pleasure Fair when it came to Whitehaven harbour during 1976

You Say

THE NUCLEAR WASTE DEBATE

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Hats, chat, tea and pampering!

CEHATTERS01 A ‘MAD Hatters Tea Party’ was held in Bigrigg to launch a new club for women to share an afternoon of fun and pampering.

Fireworks bring sparkle to Bransty

cefirewcheq HUNDREDS of pounds have been given to local organisations following a fundraising firework display in Whitehaven.

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The Whitehouse Strikes Back - again

whitehousepic1a MEMORIES of a popular Whitehaven nightspot are set to be revived at a second annual reunion event.

New exhibit shows talent in Gosforth

lowescrtpic3 THE work of Gosforth’s creative community has gone on display at Egremont’s Lowes Court Gallery.

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In The Archives

Taken back in time

Catherine Clark and Jacqueline Moore from Whitehaven Record Office and Local Studies Library on special activity sessions with an historic twist (3 comments)
 
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