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Now is the time of Prayer for Christian Unity.

Greenbelt at 50 – not just another festival

This year marked 50 glorious years of artistry, activism and belief for Greenbelt. I was new to a party that had been rolling on for 50 years. It…

Pupils attend Carlisle Cathedral for special leavers' services

Carlisle Cathedral are hosting the Annual School Leavers’ Services this week to celebrate and commemorate the passage from primary to secondary…

Famous piano concerto to be performed live in Kendal

Kendal's People's Café celebrates Spring with Syrian lunch prepared by refugee

Kendal's People's Café has celebrated the start of Spring with a seven course Syrian lunch prepared by a refugee.

Sue and Noel Radford visit Kendal on Channel 5's 22 Kids & Counting

THE parents of Britain's largest family made a special road trip back to the South Cumbrian town where they tied the knot to mark 30 years of…

Kendal Council responds to Queen flower removal | The Westmorland Gazette

A WOMAN has submitted a letter to the council about her anger at the Queen flowers being removed from the memorial.

Norman Holloway's Kendal quiz: Where is it and what is it?

(ABOVE) One of the sealed windows on the original Kendal Grammar School which is situated in the grounds of The Kendal Parish Church.

Popular Kendal event announces return

Former Kendal organist dies from cancer at the age of 68 | The Westmorland Gazette

Hugh Davies had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and died peacefully at home. Mr Davies was born in Pembrokeshire and attended Fishguard County Secondary School – one of the first comprehensive schools in Wales. His mother was a secretary at the school and his father worked on the railway. His first organ teacher was Peter Boorman of St David’s Cathedral, but it was as a choral scholar that he went up to St Catharine’s College, Cambridge in 1970. At Cambridge he was strongly influenced by the teaching of Peter le Huray and later continued his organ studies with Gillian Weir.