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Latest Blues Notebook podcast reviews Woking defeat and Fylde win (opens the original)
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The latest episode of the Blues Notebook podcast, hosted by Matthew Graham and Jon Colman, explores the fallout from the Woking defeat, the Fylde win and the mood among supporters. They discuss the main issues facing the club, Rob Elliot’s response, and the pressure on his position. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5y0RL1Iya79vwaqG6losb3?si=y7d_VH4-STq_d0wxDZnxMA The podcast also looks at what changed in the win over Fylde, which players stepped up, and whether one result changes the bi
Bid submitted to confirm historic permission for 15 Maryport homes remains valid (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. PLANS have been lodged with Cumberland Council which could clear the way for 15 homes to be built on a vacant site in Maryport. The application has been made by a Mr and Mrs Burleigh and asks the council to formally confirm that a historic permissio
Mother criticises police communication after son's bike 'stolen outside city gym' (opens the original)
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A MOTHER has criticised what she claims has been a lack of action by police after her son’s bike was stolen outside a gym. The theft took place outside the Gym Group at St Nicholas Gate in Carlisle on the evening of Friday, September 18, and has left the victim’s mother frustrated with what she describes as a lack of support. Victoria Marshall claims that officers have not visited her, reviewed CCTV footage, or communicated with her about the case. Ms Marshall, who said she has since reviewed CC
Bookshop to close after 32 years as owners 'shift emphasis in their lives' (opens the original)
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A popular Lake District bookshop is closing after over three decades as the owners look to 'shift emphasis in their life.' Keswick Bookshop, found at 4 Station Road in Keswick, is closing after 32 years, as owners Jane and John Kinnaird look to focus on their lives rather than the business. Customers have told the couple that they will miss the bookshop, and they are sad to see the business go. In a statement announcing their closure, the couple told Newsquest Cumbria: "Running our bookshop in K
Plans for new modular classroom approved at Cumbrian college (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A NEW modular classroom can be built at the Energy Coast University Technical College in Lillyhall after Cumberland Council confirmed the proposal can go ahead without the need for full planning permission. The project involves installing a 117-squa
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