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BARS and restaurants in West Cumbria will be left counting the cost of another coronavirus lockdown. On Monday evening, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said pubs were to close their doors again in a bid to stop the new variant of the virus spreading. It’s expected to go on until at least mid-February, with alcohol takeaway sales also now banned. Sue Eccles, manageress of the Trout Hotel, Crown Street, Cockermouth said that more notice could have been given. She added: “I think it is necessary and with things as they are it was expected. “But from our point of view, to announce ...

MYRTLE BEACH — When I began thinking back to this year, my mind immediately went to Christina Rose — a Myrtle Beach hairstylist who decided to take her fate in her own hands when faced with the uncertainty of employment due to cutbacks at her previous employer. The image of her cutting hair remains in my mind. She was a true example of what many in our area, heck many in our nation, were faced with — taking leaps into entrepreneurship to hold their future in their own hands. It’s the core of my business beat. At some point, each and every business owner I talk to has had t...

A bar and restaurant will be bringing festive cheer by delivering free roast dinners to elderly and vulnerable people on Christmas Day. Owner Peter Blake and chef Dave Thompson at Jack’s Surf Bar, on Maryport Road, Allonby, decided to deliver 48 meals with all the trimmings to people in Aspatria, Maryport, Silloth and Allonby. They decided on the kind gesture after announcing the pub was to close on Christmas Day for the first time in decades, because it was announced by the Government earlier this month that the tier two coronavirus restrictions were due to stay in place. Dave will be ma...