Carlisle reverend opposes Esther Rantzen euthanasia support
A CHURCH Reverand has opposed views supporting assisted dying euthanasia.
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Archbishop of York visits Carlisle Cathedral for special evensong
The Archbishop of York visited Carlisle Cathedral on Tuesday, September 12 for a special evensong service.
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Archbishop of York to visit Carlisle on missionary journey
The Archbishop of York is set to embark on a missionary journey to Carlisle.
United Kingdom Stephen Cottrell Bishop Rob Simon Bickersteth Bishop Harvey Goodwin School University Of Cumbria
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Cumbria says farewell to the Queen - cumbriacrack.com
People gathered in Carlisle and Workington to say goodbye to the Queen.
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Cumbrian churches come together to watch Queen's funeral | The Westmorland Gazette
Churches across Cumbria marked Her Majesty the Queen’s funeral yesterday and gave thanks for her life in scores of services over the weekend.
United Kingdom Patrick Patterdale Mary Ambleside James Newcome Bishop James Newcome Simon Bickersteth
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Cumbrian churches come together to watch Queen's funeral
Churches across Cumbria marked Her Majesty the Queen’s funeral yesterday and gave thanks for her life in scores of services over the weekend.
United Kingdom Patrick Patterdale Mary Ambleside James Newcome Bishop James Newcome Simon Bickersteth
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Readers give thoughts on new approved home development in Carlisle
The News and Star readers have shared their thoughts on concerns about potentially cramped conditions at a future Carlisle housing development.
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News & Star readers react to more Carlisle Foodbank demand
CARLISLES food bank is to move to a new location in order to cope with increased demand. As of February 12, the service will no longer operate from its current home at Nisi Prius. Instead, it will be located at Tower Court on West Tower Street, at the former Edenside Carpets store. It is hoped the move to the new premises will allow the team, which is mostly made up of volunteers, to help more people in need across the city. Due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the food bank ...
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