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Calgarth Estate – the Lake District’s hidden war time community

Those who watched the recent ‘Windermere Children’ drama on BBC2 – broadcast on ‘Holocaust Memorial Day’ (27th January) – will...

Every year millions of people are drawn to the towering fells and deep blue lakes of Cumbria, but sometimes it’s...

Kendal – The Auld Grey Town Kendal earned its nickname thanks to the many limestone buildings lining the streets and...

Keswick’s outstanding scenery has drawn visitors for over 300 years, amongst them some remarkable literary figures: Romantic poets Robert Southey...

What? What’s ended, what’s gone? It is – it was – the last link to lead mining in Cumbria, after...

Just a couple of miles north of the A66 is a village close to my heart and home. The buildings...

I had spent Easter in the Midlands, and was on my way down to enjoy a couple of days with...

If you had visited the Lake District five thousand years ago you would have found a landscape that looks very...

Eight inches of snow lies outside my house. A converted barn perched on the side of Little Mell Fell, just...

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