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The daughter of Joan Johnstone penned a tribute to the community champion who passed aged 73. Mrs Johnstone's daughter Sarah Harrison said: "Born at Castlerigg Farm, Armathwaite, Joan was one of four children of the late Thomas and Mabel Brownrigg. She had two brothers, the late Bert, George, and a sister Ruth. "Joan attended Lazonby Primary School, before continuing her education at Kirkby Stephen Grammar School. "Joan was 16-years-old when she met Stuart Johnstone, then aged 18. They married six years later in May, 1970, at Ravenstonedale Church. "At 17, Joan started working as a ...

My Weekly Latest Issue January 26 By Where did January go? The first month of the year seems to have flown by, despite us being in lockdown. I hope you have been able to pass some of the time enjoying your magazine. We’d like to think we are a worthy distraction from the news! This week we have everyone from the ever-popular Ben Shephard to Elizabeth I to keep you busy reading. We’ve also got an exclusive story from B A Paris and loads of puzzles to keep you entertained. As always, I’m keen to hear what you think of My Weekly, so please do drop me a line with your thoughts. Stay safe a...

My Weekly Latest Issue January 19 By We have a feature in this issue on beating the January blues (p26). It’s a great read, but really, that’s what we try to do on every page in every issue – and not just the January ones! One of my favourite ways of keeping positive is to go for healthy, invigorating, long walks while listening to music, so it was with great interest that I read this week’s travel on some of the best UK gardens for walking in (p42). As soon as restrictions allow, I will be putting the headphones on and checking them out! How do you keep those blues at bay? Drop me a...

A man is to take part in a domestic abuse programme after offences involving women.

My Weekly Latest Issue December 29 By What can you say about 2020 that hasn’t been said already? I tell you what – let’s say nothing! Instead, why don’t we look ahead to 2021 with optimism? We’ve packed this issue full of great features to welcome in the New Year. There are reasons to celebrate, things to look forward to and loads of great reading! We’ve also listened to your requests and included a fab bumper crossword (p35), which I hope you enjoy. Please do let me know what you think, and what your plans, hopes and dreams are for 2021. On behalf of the My Weekly team, I wish y...