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Finger sandwiches (ham & cheese, cream cheese & cucumber, coronation chicken, egg mayo) Scones with cream and jam A range of cakes Tea or coffee of your choice It’s £40 just for the food or £50 if you want to throw in a bottle of prosecco. Advanced booking is required for the afternoon tea with a deposit or full payment. To learn more and place your order, visit their Facebook page or contact them via their website. The Dunes Hotel & Coast Bar & Restaurant, Barrow (Facebook/ @Duneshot...

By Helen Gilbert2021-03-08T11:17:00+00:00 Source: Pleesecakes Mother’s Day is almost upon us and bakers and retailers have been busy crafting all manner of treats to celebrate the occasion. Paul, Pleesecakes, and Morrisons are among the companies that have created an array of mum-themed marvels. From cakes, biscuits and doughnuts to breakfast boxes and curated hampers, there’s a gift to suit all tastes. Here’s our pick of the latest NPD for 14 March:   Honeywell Biscuit Co What mumma ...

Car crashes into Newton Aycliffe house during early hours and misses elderly man by few feet The driver of the vehicle was arrested at the scene and has been charged with numerous driving offences Updated Get the latest County Durham news and updates delivered straight to your inbox - sign up for free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will b...

SEVERAL South Lakeland villages can expect a boost in connectivity soon after EE committed to expanding its 4G coverage in the county.

A staff motivation challenge in 1997 saw 35 United Distillers workers descend on Coniston in the heart of the Lake District and build an entire adventure playground at Coniston Primary School in just one week. Sales and marketing staff from the company managed to collect the money, materials and building power to have the playground finished by their deadline of noon on Friday, January 17, that year. The series of wooden climbing logs, ropes and swings was built at the primary school in j...

Andrew Thomas A few weeks ago, The Westmorland Gazette published its Proud Cumbria supplement, highlighting some of the amazing achievements of, among others, local businesses, key workers in the NHS, charitable organisations and the region’s sporting stars. It prompted me to think about what it is about this part of the world that makes it so special. Of course, we have arguably the most scenic landscape in the country - the fells, valleys, and rivers, along with the area’s cultural ...

A staff motivation challenge in 1997 saw 35 United Distillers workers descend on the heart of the Lake District and build an entire adventure playground at Coniston Primary School... in just one week. Sales and marketing staff from the company managed to collect the money, materials and building power to have the playground finished by their deadline of noon on Friday January 17 that year. The series of wooden climbing logs, ropes and swings was built at the primary school in just 50 hour...

SEVERAL South Lakeland villages can expect a boost in connectivity soon after EE committed to expanding its 4G coverage in the county.

A SOUTH Lakeland man has taken it upon himself to clean up his area - one sign at a time.

Grasmere Gingerbread FREE advice and training are being offered to Cumbrian businesses looking for information about how to export their products and services internationally. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can access a range of resources from Sarah Peak, Cumbria’s export manager, who is working with the Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership (CLEP). The support includes The Export Academy – a free training programme to help small and micro businesses understand all they ne...