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Police investigate a hit-and-run which left a pedestrian with facial injuries CUMBRIA Police are investigating a road traffic collision which involved a hit-and-run. Plans to knock down Cockermouth clubhouse revealed A COCKERMOUTH clubhouse which is structurally unsound could be demolished if the plans are approved by Cumberland Council. Historic Lakes pub set to reopen after 15 years following extensive renovations Since it last closed its doors 15 years ago, The Yew Tree in Seatoller near Keswick is set to reopen once more. After an extensive period of renovation and a highly anticipated reopening The Yew Tree is ready to begin welcoming locals and tourists alike for delicious freshly produced meals and local Lake District craft beers. Lake District walking route named number one in new research, as top five announced A LAKE district walking route has been named number one by walking enthusiasts Sally's Cottages, in new research. Cat Deeley emotional as Cumbrian miracle dog owner appears on ITV This Morning CUMBRIAN miracle dog owner Kerry Irving appeared on This Morning today, with host Cat Deeley becoming emotional over the loss of Lake District Miracle Dog Max as she introduced the show. Crown court trial to be held over voyeurism allegation A WORKINGTON man is facing a trial after he denied an allegation of voyeurism. Man caught with 'large spliff' in breach of a previous suspended sentence A MARYPORT man spared jail for plotting to bring cocaine into Cumbria has been brought back to court after he was caught with another illegal drug. Cumbrian women who gained weight during covid loses five stone ahead of wedding A CUMBRIAN woman who gained weight whilst in lockdown, lost five stone prior to her wedding day with the help of Slimming World. West Coast Main Line passengers urged to check before travel after power lines fall Passengers travelling between Wigan North Western and Preston stations on the West Coast Main Line are being advised to check before they travel because of damaged overhead power lines. Traffic disturbed in Cumbrian town after two teens 'throw eggs' at a property TRAFFIC was 'disturbed' in Cockermouth due to an incident in which two teenagers were witnessed 'throwing eggs' at a property in the town.

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