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Massive apologies have been sent from the organisers behind the hugely popular town event who have made the decision to cancel festival.
A HUGELY popular town festival will go ahead this year - instead as a 'stripped down but equally splendid' event. Organisers behind Ulverston festival Another Fine Fest have announced the annual event, traditionally held in June, will take place this year at a later date once Covid restrictions ease. At least 15,000 people lined the streets of the town in 2019 to see an array of music, comedy and street entertainment at the sixth year of the festival - named in honour of the famous catchphrase of Ulverston-born Stan Laurel and his comedy partner Oliver Hardy. However, due to the coron...
Breaking a world record is definitely something worth celebrating, and here in Cumbria we've had quite a few records broken. Information available on the official Guinness World Record website shows that active record holders walk among us in Cumbria – and some have claimed their title for many years. We've taken a look through some of the weird and wonderful records that have been broken, right here, in our county. Farthest distance pushing a wheelchair in 24 hours (team) The Cumbria Cerebral Palsy Society in Whitehaven broke the record in 200. A team of 75 volunteers pushed a wh...
Breaking a world record is definitely something worth celebrating, and here in Cumbria we've had quite a few records broken. Information available on the official Guinness World Record website shows that active record holders walk among us in Cumbria – and some have claimed their title for many years. We've taken a look through some of the weird and wonderful records that have been broken, right here, in our county. Farthest distance pushing a wheelchair in 24 hours (team) The Cumbria Cerebral Palsy Society in Whitehaven broke the record in 200. A team of 75 volunteers pushed a wh...