Fears of being a 'gummy society' as {my}dentist in Dalton set to close
WITH yet another Dentist set to close in the area, there are fears over access to dental care.
Source: thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk
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Residents discuss plans for South Lakes Islamic Centre in Dalton
READERS have had their say about a planning application for a prayer hall and community centre that will be scrutinised by Barrow Borough Councilsā¦
Source: nwemail.co.uk
Readers question democratic process as Rishi Sunak becomes PM
READERS have questioned the process in which a Prime Minister is elected after Rishi Sunak became the latest the claim the title.
Source: nwemail.co.uk
Furness Abbey Fellowship's Medieval Fair to bring history to life
A MEDIEVAL fair is arriving in town next month.
Source: nwemail.co.uk
Controversial opinions from readers on project to transform market hall
READERS are disappointed after it was announced theĀ first step in an ambitious Ā£17.5m scheme to transformĀ BarrowĀ Market Hall hadĀ been taken.
Source: nwemail.co.uk
Formal decision made on statue of Sir John Laing at Furness Abbey
PLANNING permission for a proposed statue of a Cumbrian businessman at a historic religious site in south Cumbria has been formally refused.
Source: nwemail.co.uk
Should school days be extended post-lockdown? | The Westmorland Gazette
(Martin Rickett/PA) ACCORDING to the governmentās current āroad mapā out of lockdown, pupils will be returning to classrooms from 8 March. Secondary school are allowed to stagger the return over a week to allow Covid testing to be carried out. While itās great that schools are now being allowed to return, what about the months of essential classroom learning that they have missed out on? The government are working on a series of plans to help bridge this learning gap. A Ā£720m...
Source: thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk