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The Windermere Children to show at The Royalty Cinema, Bowness

A LAKE District cinema will be holding a special event to mark a seminal day in the cultural calendar.

Antisemitic graffiti spotted in Windermere

THE Police are investigating antisemitic graffiti drawn in Queen's Park Windermere.

Antisemitic graffiti spotted in Windermere | The Westmorland Gazette

THE Police are investigating antisemitic graffiti drawn in Queen's Park Windermere.

What's killing the fish? Community seeks answers after hundreds of Atlantic striped bass wash ashore

Hundreds of dead fish have washed ashore along a beach in Cape Breton, causing concern in the fishing community.

Drop in water temperature likely cause of death of hundreds of fish: biology professor

A drop in water temperature late Sunday is the likely cause of death of hundreds of fish in northern Cape Breton, according to a local biology professor.

Hundreds of striped bass wash up dead in northern Cape Breton

University biologists say striped bass that washed ashore in northern Cape Breton probably died from a sudden temperature change in the ocean.

MP pleads with residents to welcome Afghan refugees to Cumbria

MP pleads with residents to welcome Afghan refugees to Cumbria

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Windermere Library unveils board in honour of Holocaust survivors

A NEW display board in honour of the Windermere Children has been unveiled. The board can be found in the gardens of Windermere Library - the home of the Lake District Holocaust Project. Project director Trevor Avery has welcomed the board and said: “My heartfelt thanks to Jill Visser and to all the supporters who helped is with the garden, and those who are helping us establish a fitting commemoration of the links between 300 remarkable youngsters and the people, and place, who welcomed them in the summer of 1945.” The commemorative garden was opened in 2015 and designed by Ms Visser. The garden’s opening coincided with the 70th anniversary of the Holocaust survivors’ arrival in Cumbria.