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ALMOST 100 more trees were planted by rotary clubs across the area in a continued effort across Barrow.

DANE Ghyll County Primary School opened its doors for the first time on September 1, 1971.

As Christmas approached in 1992 schoolchildren from across the Furness and South Lakeland area were getting into the spirit of things with a feast…

Children from Dane Ghyll School in Barrow took part in the Big Schools Birdwatch for 2021. Year Five and Year Six pupil (pictured) spied a variety of birds in the RSPB initiative. Pupils have also taken part in the birdwatch at home due to Covid restrictions. Pupils spotted seagulls, sparrow and magpies in 20th anniversary of the programme, in which schools supply important data to the charity on which birds can be seen in different parts of the country. Louise Postlethwaite, the head gardener at Dane Ghyll School, said: “The children enjoyed their afternoon in the school grounds ...

2020 has been a year like no other. Here we look back at Cumbria 2020, the highs, lows and the impact of the global pandemic on the county. June was the month when schools began to reopen and the hospitality, retail and tourism sectors were preparing to start trading again. As the number of coronavirus fatalities in the county rose to 158, police were warning holidaymakers to stay away. As temperatures soared to 28 degrees, dozens of penalty notices were issued and hundreds of people told to go home- including a party of 20 on Catbells, 30 people camping at Blea Tarn and reports of �...