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Cumbrian hampers for county workforces Companies across Cumbria have given their employees hampers to say thanks for their hard work. The gifts also supported county businesses, as firms including British Gypsum at Kirkby Thore, David Britton Estates, Penrith and Allan Stobart Fuels, Raughton Head, worked with Chestnut House, at Pooley Bridge, to put the hampers together. In the week before Christmas, staff at Chestnut House, owned by Andrew and Emma Kaye, collated and packaged over 300 Christmas hampers. Jane Warner, senior administrator at British Gypsum, said: “We wanted to provide al...

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The Ingram City Council appointed two women with law enforcement experience to two top positions even as rumors of anti-police-department bias helped spur a flurry of peace officer resignations at the city. Kathy Rider, a former Ingram police officer, was appointed to the mayorship by a 4-0 vote. Carol Twiss, a recently retired sheriff’s office captain and former candidate for sheriff, was appointed as police chief by a vote of three in favor and one abstention by Councilmember John St. Clair. Twiss, addressing the audience in the council chambers on Thursday, said she is honored to have...