Matthew Graham
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Plans lodged as martial arts club hopes to move into vacant industrial unit (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 martial arts club for adults and children could move into a vacant industrial unit in Workington under plans submitted to Cumberland Council. The application has been lodged by Trevor Cunningham and seeks permission to change the use of Unit 13, P
City bistro to close after three years as owners 'going their separate ways' (opens the original)
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A CARLISLE bistro is closing after three years while its owners 'go their separate ways', they have announced. Hannah and Colin Sherwood said the decision marked the end of the Thorne Tree Bistro, a business that had become part of their lives. They shared the news in a social media post, saying they were writing with sadness about the closure. The business, on Cecil Street, will close following their final day on Sunday, October 18. The bistro opened three years ago and has hosted meals, coffee
Councillor protests after city university campus debate is moved behind closed doors (opens the original)
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A MAJOR plot of land and buildings in the centre of Carlisle will be handed over from Cumberland Council to the University of Cumbria at no cost following a decision by the authority this week. The land, between Borough Street and English Street to the rear of the Citadels buildings, will be transferred on a 125-year lease at a peppercorn rent as part of plans to unlock a new £85million university campus development scheme that supporters say could transform the city for decades. But a heated ro
Carlisle beauty business started in a spare bedroom nominated Best Beauty Salon (opens the original)
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A Carlisle beauty business started in a spare bedroom has been nominated for the Best Beauty Salon 2026 award. Beauty & The Brow, run by Lyndsy Stephenson, is in the running for the News & Star Best Beauty Salon 2026 award. Lyndsy began the business in 2020 while working full-time. She provided treatments from her spare bedroom before demand led to a change. Around three years ago, her partner converted their garage into a treatment space. The move gave the business room to develop and allowed L
Man admits taking van without consent and driving uninsured (opens the original)
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A Workington man has admitted taking a van without consent and driving it uninsured and without a licence. William Convery, of Bowness Court, Workington, pleaded guilty to four offences at West Cumbria Courthouse on September 28. The offences happened on September 3 in Flimby, when Convery drove a Volkswagen Caddy on Pennygill Road. He admitted taking the vehicle without the owner’s consent. He also admitted failing to stop when required by a police constable, using the vehicle without third-par
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