Browse the ASBO gallery
THE police want your help in making sure local ASBO louts don’t breach the conditions of their orders.
• Including slideshow
Search for a star round 4
THIS WEEK’S Search For A Star competition saw another strong line-up of talent with three excellent young singers going through to the video vote.
£80K TV windfall for AFC
BARROW AFC are set for a massive £80,000-plus pay day when they host League Two Brentford in the FA Cup.
• Should AFC snap up Richard Brodie? Click here to have your say
High speed Bluebird may return to Coniston
The Lake District's most iconic powered water craft - the Bluebird K7 jet powered hydroplane - may soon be able to speed along Coniston Water again.
• Should Bluebird speed on Coniston water? Click here to have your say
Bluebirds cruise into second round of FA Cup
THERE was an unseemly fuss over when the FA Cup replay should be played - but in the end Barrow got the only date that mattered.
• Full match report and pictures
11 Calder Drive, Dalton
When the owner of 11 Calder Drive, Dalton was tending his borders the Cassley family walked by and said a friendly hello.
• Click here for a video tour of the property
Jake loses fight for life
A FIVE-YEAR-OLD boy who battled cancer twice has lost his brave fight against the disease.
•Click here to leave your tributes to Jake
Councillor's were today set to back plans to build two green waste plants
WE all produce it, but when it comes to dealing with waste it’s most often a case of “want not”.
World of Warcraft
THE release of a new World of Warcraft game last week may have been good news for the 11 million people who subscribe to the online role playing game – but it is bad news for many parents.
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World of Warcraft - do you love it or hate it? Click here to let us know
Meet John Duffin at the Evening Mail
HIS pictures of Barrow have captured the town and the imagination of its people in equal measure.
Now, with a sell-out calendar and a book already on his CV, artist John Duffin is launching a second collection.
• View some of the collection here
QE2 diary from Betty and Maureen
THE Walney pair are joined by The Bootleg Beatles, politician Roy Hattersley and former Beirut hostage Terry Waite.
Love Barrow Calendar 2009
A sneak preview of next year's Love Barrow calendar.
• Full 12-month slideshow
Radio star Danny Baker speaks up for AFC fans
RADIO Five presenter Danny Baker had his own take on Barrow and Carlisle’s exploits in the first round FA Cup replays on the station’s 606 phone in.
Baker was bemoaning football’s long-distance night trips for fans, and referring to Carlisle supporters’ waste-of-time trip to floodlit-failure hit Grays.
• Have your say. Are you a fan travelling miles to watch your team? How do you feel about it?
Smoking ban is killing pubs
THIS time last week many Barrow tipplers were sniffing back a tear or two following the demise of the Washington pub in Roose Road.
• Is smoke ban shutting pubs? Click here to have your say
How will the credit crunch affect your Christmas?
At the Evening Mail we want to know how the credit crunch is affecting you. Are you spending the same as you were before the credit crunch? Or are you worried about your job and cutting back on outgoings?
• Click here to take part in our credit crunch survey
Browse the latest rogues gallery
The Evening Mail has added more mugshots to its online rogues gallery.
Click on the headline to access pictures of the worst criminals in Furness and South Cumbria.
Rogues across the county
Mugshots of criminals from north and west Cumbria are now available in our online rogues gallery.
Click on the headline to access pictures of some of the worst criminals in the county.
Barrow Society of Artists Exhibition
Barrow Society of Artists Exhibition is on at the town's Central Library, in Ramsden Square.
Items can be viewed during library hours up to and including Saturday.
Many pieces are for sale.
• Click here to view slideshow
Memories pictures discs
THE Evening Mail has some fantastic CDs of Memories pictures on offer. Our archives contain images that capture Furness and South Cumbria, as well as Millom and the west of the county, in years long gone.
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