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Pressure is also mounting on Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey, who was postal affairs minister when issues started to emerge. The Sunday Times says Alan Bates wrote to Sir Ed 12 years ago - and had warned the accounting scandal could leave taxpayers exposed to "astronomical" costs.

THE PATH linking Waterside Cafe and Bistro to Lowther Street was reopened briefly over Christmas but will be closed again soon when the project…

THE Conservative candidate for Westmorland and Lonsdale Matty Jackman has weighed in on the issue of NHS parking.

THE Conservative candidate for Westmorland and Lonsdale Matty Jackman has weighed in on the issue of NHS parking.

Water companies have reneged on a promise to produce live maps of sewage spills by the end of last year, leading campaigners to warn they are putting public health at risk.Just months after The Times’

HOSPITAL bosses blamed huge increases in takings from car parks this year on the return to face-to-face appointments after Covid, and the end of…

Adrian Rutherford takes a look back at his favourite moments of 2023.

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A KENDAL café received a gift for Christmas - temporary access from Lowther Street.

Jeffrey Donaldson has described how his strong Christian belief helps guide him through the “storms” of frontline politics.