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Allerdale Borough Council is urging festival-goers to be responsible and take a licensed taxi home rather than drive if they have been drinking.

Allerdale Borough Council experienced disruptions to its telephone service between 12noon and 4.30pm today which meant that anyone calling the main switchboard number 01900 702702, or any of the other published Allerdale Borough Council numbers, may not have received a response.

Young people can enjoy a wide range of fun activities in Workington this summer.

Vulcan Park in Workington has retained its Green Flag Award from the charity Keep Britain Tidy for a second year in recognition of its environmental improvements.

Floods which devastated Keswick last November will be remembered during a five-week exhibition –Weathering the Storm - starting next month at the Theatre by the Lake.

The number of exclusions from Cumbria"s local authority maintained schools have dropped for another successive year.

Trading standards bosses in Cumbria have praised six shops in the north west of the county which refused to sell alcohol to a 15-year-old in an undercover operation last week.

A series of online guides featuring countryside walks suitable for wheelchair users, families with pushchairs and the visually impaired are now available to download free of charge.

Cumbria County Council is to be handed the keys to its landmark new archives centre in Carlisle next week.The state-of-the-art £8.

Children at a school near Kendal have scooped a top regional award for recycling.

Furness firefighter Gareth Brownson will be swapping his helmet and hose for a pair of trainers, a lycra swimsuit and a bike at the start of next month as he takes on one of the UK"s most prestigious

People interested in tracking down their family history and learning more about their local area are going to be able to swot up at the weekend once a month thanks to a change in opening hours at Barr

More independence, more control over how to spend personal care budgets, and more community activities to get together and have some fun.

The historic market town of Broughton-in-Furness will be ringing to the sound of a centuries old ritual at noon on 1 August with the annual proclamation of the town"s fair.

A footbridge which partially collapsed in the November 2009 floods got a royal seal of approval today when Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal unveiled a plaque on the bridge marking its rebuilding.

Please see letter below and attachment as MPs today get their first chance to debate the Academies Bill:Rt Hon Michael Gove MP Secretary of State for Education Sanctuary Buildings Great Smith Stree

Cumbria County Council"s leader has launched a rallying cry for organisations in the region to work together and adopt a more collective approach to face the challenges ahead.

One of the hubs of the community in Penrith will be playing a major part in a week-long celebration of the town"s history, culture and surrounding landmarks next month.

A new footbridge providing improved connections and access to open space recreation areas in Maryport is now open to the public.

Nine men are arrested on suspicion of being illegal immigrants in Cumbria.

A man is arrested in Cumbria as two men were found dead in the same block of flats in Derby.

Police arrest a man after a woman is threatened at knife point during an attempted burglary in Cumbria.

Two brothers are fined £13,000 after their employee suffered a crushed skull when he fell through a roof in Cumbria.

A car driver is jailed for two years for causing the death of a 29-year-old Cumbrian woman and her unborn baby.

A £22m bunker to store low-level nuclear waste from around the UK opens in Cumbria.

Thousands enjoy the Whitehaven Festival

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A royal commission report into Australia's worst bushfire disaster, which left 173 people dead in 2009, is to be made public.

The grounding of flights because of volcanic ash cost an airports operator £45,000 each day air services were disrupted.

A lack of specialist medics to care for rape victims could be hampering conviction rates, doctors believe.

The sisters who had surgery to combat family cancer threat

The founder of Wikileaks rejects US claims he has blood on his hands after releasing leaked documents on the Afghan war.

Many young people working free as interns may legally be entitled to pay, a report says.

Parents groups are warning many more people will be asked to pay back some of the tax credits they are awarded.

A Catholic bishop calls for an independent inquiry into the deaths of 11 civilians killed by the Army in Ballymurphy in west Belfast in 1971.

Soham killer Ian Huntley is to sue the Prison Service for compensation after his throat was slashed in an attack by a fellow inmate.

Israel launches air strikes into the Gaza Strip, reports say, hours after a Palestinian rocket hit the southern Israeli city of Ashkelon.

Five Taliban are removed from a sanctions list by the UN Security Council, a move sought by Kabul to ease rapprochement with insurgents.

A north London grocery store is committing "wildlife massacre" by selling squirrel meat, an animal welfare group has claimed. Vegetarians International Voice for Animals (Viva) accused a branch of Budgens of supporting a "barbaric and needless cull" of grey squirrels.

Colombia's Farc rebel group issues a call for dialogue with the new government after Juan Manuel Santos's election as president.

Pat Richards kicks 10 points as Wigan move one step closer to the Super League leader's shield with victory over defending champions Leeds.

Andy Turner leads Great Britain's medal haul on the fourth day of the European Championships as he takes gold in the 110m hurdles.

The widow of a man believed to have been killed by the IRA in 1981 said she felt sad but relieved that her husband's remains appeared to have been found.

The fossil of a whale is at the centre of a bizarre customs wrangle at Cairo airport, the BBC's Jon Leyne reports.

Northwest Airlines will plead guilty and pay a $38m fine for fixing air-cargo prices, the US justice department says.

Syria's president and the Saudi king call on Lebanon's rival factions to avoid turning to violence amid mounting political tensions in the country.

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West Side Story - The Whitney went downtown for its annual American Art Award Gala, which meant more open collars than usual and extra talk of the future. The dinner took place, after all, on part of the plot in the Meatpacking District that the museum hopes someday to turn into a 200,000-square-foot southern branch.

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North Yorkshire: Burglar chats to writer in home - Playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn exchanged pleasantries with a burglar who then stole from his home, a court hears. [British Mags]

Twilight fashion fix: How to wear it like Edward Cullen and Bella Swan - TWILIGHT Saga vampire heartthrob Edward Cullen has had over 100 years to define his look. [Fashion]

News Wales: Development plans for copper site - Swansea Council hopes to attract developers with plans to transform the 200-year-old Hafod Copperworks site. [British Mags]

Let the Games Begin - The town of Saint-Tropez has been a Riviera destination for Karl Lagerfeld for several years now. "More than I care to say," he told us Monday night after a screening of his latest short film, Remember Now.

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Top 10 things we really, REALLY want - THERE'S so much good stuff in the shops at the moment we've had to restrain ourselves. [Fashion]

One in ten have been the victim of a scam - New statistics released by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) reveal that almost 10 per cent of adults have fallen victim to a scam. Almost half of thos... [Crime Stoppers]

Two most wanted distraction burglars arrested - Crime-fighting charity, Crimestoppers, can confirm that two individuals who appeared on the list of top 10 most wanted distraction burglars have been ... [Crime Stoppers]

Madonna To Take A Break From Music - Madonna has claimed that she is going to give her music career a little break so that she can concentrate on film directing. She told Interview Magazine: "I've been writing it (the forthcoming movie... [MTv News]

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A public consultation on plans for a new community centre in Brampton will start on Tuesday.

The future of one of the country’s oldest rowing clubs is set to be secured after its members raised more than £200,000 to build new headquarters.

A scheme which saw local people take to the streets to catch speeding motorists in Brampton is to be resurrected.

Design work for Brampton’s new community centre is underway as a local group pushes ahead with plans to rebuild it.

Brampton parish council, which faces a bill of £5,600 to repair the clock at the Moot Hall, has been given a helping hand.

A summer festival has been organised in a bid to fill the void left by the cancellation of Brampton Live.

A Brampton woman who fought back after her café was wrecked by teenaged joyriders, is celebrating the first anniversary of the accident by expanding her business.

Police are probing a suspected arson attack at protected woodland near Brampton.

Talkin Tarn Amateur Rowing Club will hold their annual regatta tomorrow as they face a countdown to raise funds to replace their crumbling boat shed.

A Brampton man, who wants to see the law changed to stop separated parents from emigrating with their children against the wishes of their former partner, has seen his campaign take a major step forward in the High Court.

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Sun 01 Aug - In 1733, and at the age of only 23, Pergolesi's one act opera buffa, La Serva Padrona (The Maid as Mistress) launched the young composer's career into the realms of 18th century stardom. It tells the story of a manipulative servant girl ...

Sun 01 to Mon 09 Aug - Keep the kids entertained this summer, something for everyone, every day in August. Seventy acres for the kids to run wild in, plus daily events such as a circus workshop and/or show. Plus a Fool of Muncaster will perform each ...

Sun 01 to Sun 08 Aug - Discover how Roman soldiers defended this spectacular coastline from their hill top fort as you prepare to enter Hadrian's Wall Country. There will be a host of activities bringing history to life; including guided walks and ...

Wed 04 Aug - What really happened in the linen cupboard at the Station Hotel? Why does Dr. Prentice need to borrow one of his wife's dresses, and why isn't she wearing one? Why does Mrs. Prentice keep seeing naked men? Why is the drugged body of a ...

Mon 02 Aug - Catherine is an impressionable 17-year-old, caught up in the social whirl of fashionable Bath, her head full of new dresses, balls, theatres and Gothic novels. When she is invited to stay at ancient and mysterious Northanger Abbey, ...

Tue 03 to Wed 04 Aug - Viking bloodshed, hallucinogenic drugs and a cart-chase from Canterbury to Cumbria! Behind every great man stands a great woman and Ymma of Normandy was Queen to both King Ethelred and King Canute. But in this deliciously ...

Mon 02 Aug - Set in the office of a Dublin therapist, this is a chilling, contemporary ghost story dealing with guilt, redemption and loneliness at the heart of a crowded city. Ian leaves the priesthood and becomes a therapist. Can he help a man ...

Tue 03 Aug - What really happened in the linen cupboard at the Station Hotel? Why does Dr. Prentice need to borrow one of his wife's dresses, and why isn't she wearing one? Why does Mrs. Prentice keep seeing naked men? Why is the drugged body of a ...

Wed 04 Aug - Timothy Ravalde, organ.

Wed 04 Aug - Explore Roman Eskdale by train and mini bus. Bespoke tour of the Roman Bath House, steam travel to Dalegarth, soup and sandwich lunch, or a seasonal alternative, mini coach up Hardknott Pass to Hardknott Roman Fort, tour of the fort and ...

Thu 05 to Fri 06 Aug - By Tennessee Williams. A cramped tenement apartment in 1930s St Louis, a mother clinging frantically to her memories of Southern Belle gentility, a son, a poet with a job in a warehouse, whose only escape is the movies; a ...

Wed 04 Aug - A guided cycle ride on the Eskdale Trail using the Eskdale and Ravenglass Railway and Budgie Bike hire. Age 12+ with parent or guardian.

Wed 04 Aug - A circular walk up, over and around High Rigg in St John's-in-the-Vale, with panoramic views.

Thu 05 Aug - An interesting and entertaining show, with slides or digital photographs, presented by a National Park volunteer. Proceeds donated to a local charity.

Thu 05 Aug - Discover the hidden delights of Eskdale - St Catherine's Church, Viking Bloomery sites, and the falls of Stanley Gill.

Thu 05 to Fri 06 Aug - A warm-hearted American romance set in a snowbound Kansas diner in the 1950s. When a disparate group of bus passengers are forced to spend the night together in Grace's Diner, they each reveal how love touches their lives. ...

Fri 06 Aug - New to the Lake District this Summer! Lodore Falls Hotel Friday Night BBQ's.Join friends and family at one of our Summer BBQs featuring local produce and specialities. Relax by the outdoor pool, bring a blanket and relax on the bank, or ...

Sat 07 Aug - If you cannot make your mind up and would like to try rock climbing, gorge walking and abseiling all on the same day how about coming along on one of our multi-activity days. The morning will start with an introduction to rock climbing; ...

Sun 01 Aug - Join farmer Carl Walters on a guided walk on this typical upland fell farm which rises to over 1000 feet and has rights on Bampton Common. See the work undertaken to enhance the environment, develop wetland areas and restore hay ...

Sun 01 Aug - Join hill farmer Carl Walters on a guided walk around this typical upland fell farm, Lowe Hullock Howe, that rises to over 1000 feet and has Rights on Bampton Common. Come prepared for all weathers, walking boots are recommended, dogs ...

The 19-year-old hit singer's sexuality was revealed as a joke on the social networking website Twitter, where it persuaded him to come out about his true feelings.

Curvaceous redhead, 35, rendered KTLA host Brian MacFayden lost for words as she recalled the moment she found out about her Emmy nomination.

His latest explosive book is filled with scurrilous claims about heroin addiction, S&M parties, psychiatric hospitals and her many men.

The 52-year-old has her four children to thank for rescuing her from 'a dark hole' after her painful divorce from Mick Jagger. And now she's finally found love again.

Daniel, who appeared to be sporting a slight hangover judging by the red rings around his eyes, laughed and joked with his pals as they spent the day watching cricket at the Oval.

As well as Ben Duncan being evicted in the live show, grafitti artist Sam was welcomed into the house as a new housemate following Laura's departure earlier this week.

It appeared Ronan Keating's 12-year marriage was doomed after the pop star cheated on his wife Yvonne with a dancer.

BP would be blocked from winning future drilling permits in the US because of its safety record under energy legislation passed by the House of Representatives

Many young people working free as interns may legally be entitled to pay, a report says.

Parents groups are warning many more people will be asked to pay back some of the tax credits they are awarded.

Ellen Degeneres is the latest judge to leave the American Idol panel. The chatshow host only joined the show for the last season after Paula Abdul left.   In a statement she said: “I loved...

Cheryl Cole reportedly paid ‘an emotional tribute’ to NHS doctors after they treated her for malaria. It’s claimed she was on the ‘brink of death’ before being cared for...

Its been a whirlwind year for Ben Drew, or Plan B as he is better known. After scoring a top 5 single and hitting the number 1 spot with album The Defamation of Strickland Banks, it was time for the...

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