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Housing crisis also affects businesses trying to retain workers and store owners to maintain sales
Housing crisis also affects businesses trying to retain workers and store owners to maintain sales
The first half of January has been, as I’m sure you will have noticed, somewhat damp.
A misty but thankfully dry morning met the 249 runners, joggers and walkers who assembled at Frenchfield for the 377th Penrith parkrun – a significant event it seems for some.
August, month of summer holidays and, if we're lucky, sunshine, is also the month where more people visit other parkruns than at any other time of year. So it was a bright dry morning as 221 people, 42 of them new to Penrith, ran, jogged or walked their way round the two laps of Frenchfield on Saturday.