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Sandside Lodge Café opens with success, giving students real-world work skills (opens the original)
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Sandside Lodge Café is open, offering students with special educational needs a real-world environment to develop life and employment skills. The long-awaited café is the result of years of planning and nearly £500,000 in fundraising and is serving up more than just cakes and coffee. It has been designed to give students hands-on experience in hospitality, and the opening was well attended by donors, people involved in the construction, local authority members, parents, former staff and the p
Cumbrian housing charity under investigation as regulator restricts finances (opens the original)
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A Cumbrian housing charity is under investigation by the Charity Commission. Cumbria Community Homes, which supports vulnerable adults in the community, is the subject of a statutory inquiry launched by the regulator on September 3, 2026. Cumbria Community Homes provides accommodation for people in Barrow, Ulverston, Askam and Kendal who are homeless or at risk of homelessness as well as supporting individuals with mental or physical health difficulties, those in recovery from substance misuse,
Windermere could be 'litmus test' for Andy Burnham's strengthened water bill (opens the original)
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New water laws announced by Prime Minister Andy Burnham would allow the government to take back ownership of water companies if they see fit, which could affect our rivers and lakes in Cumbria. The announcement came at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool following national upset with how water companies have been handling sewage, infrastructure and shareholders with the PM saying: "The centre piece of that bill will be this: the repeal of Margaret Thatcher's ideological ban on public owners
Pick your own pumpkins this Autumn at a farm near Kendal (opens the original)
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A pumpkin picking patch near Kendal opens this weekend ahead of the spooky season. Lakeland Maze Farm Park, Raines Hall Farm, Sedgwick, LA8 0JH is opening its patch for visitors to pick their pumpkins directly from the patch, offering pumpkins in a variety colours and sizes. The patch is opening on Saturday, October 3 and will be open every weekend until half term when it will remain open everyday until Halloween, October 24-31. The café is also holding seasonal specials, 'pumpkin spiced everyth
Elderly drivers feel they are being left behind by confusing parking technology (opens the original)
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Confusing parking technology is causing distress among elderly drivers in the local area and nationally. Concerns are being raised that new systems are leaving older people behind. At Ulverston Health Centre, several pensioners have been hit with fines after struggling to use the automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) parking system. John Butler, 80, is one of the latest to report fines from the GP car park. He was fined in August after not seeing the signs and diligently paid, but received a
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