Thursday, 21 August 2008

West Cumbria

Visitor centre draws tourists

Published 20 August 2008

A NEW lease of life has been given to a Copeland tourist attraction.

World experts to visit n-laboratory

Published 20 August 2008

HIGH powered representatives from all over the world are due to fly to Copeland to view the new National Nuclear Laboratory at Sellafield.

N-Plant staff begin ballot over strike

Published 19 August 2008

NEARLY 5,000 Sellafield workers have taken the first steps towards strike action.

Rent-a-bike scheme on track for villages

Published 14 August 2008

A RENT-a-bike scheme could link two Copeland villages.

A step back in time for castle festivities

Published 8 August 2008

VISITORS at Muncaster Castle had good old fashioned fun this weekend.

Young and old have fun at Bootle Station Fun Day

Published 8 August 2008

HORDES of visitors turned out to Bootle Station Fun Day, including four generations of the same family.

Clean shaven nuke workers sent home

Published 6 August 2008

FIFTEEN Sellafield workers were sent home for not being clean shaven.

N-plant appoints disability adviser

Published 4 August 2008

A SELLAFIELD worker has overcome life changing spinal surgery to be appointed the site’s first ever disability adviser.

Boost to borough

Published 4 August 2008

MILLIONS of pounds will soon start to flow into Copeland in line with the start of a massive expansion to the UK’s low-level radioactive waste site near Drigg.

Minister backs TV news fight

Published 23 July 2008

CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save Border’s Lookaround programme have claimed a victory after winning the backing of a government minister.

Police merger plans back on agenda

Published 18 July 2008

PLANS to merge the Cumbria and Lancashire police forces were put back on the agenda by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith yesterday.

New chief at hospital

Published 16 July 2008

WEST Cumberland Hospital’s trust has a new woman in charge.

Decomissioning costs threaten new power stations

Published 10 July 2008

AMBITIOUS plans for a dramatic expansion of nuclear power stations could be at risk.

Bootle swings in to action to save village

Published 7 July 2008

AN action plan to save Bootle from dying as a village is one step closer to completion.

Fears over future of Bootle surgery

Published 4 July 2008

A DOCTOR’S surgery could close if a government shake-up on dispensing medicine is approved.

Antiques expert at Muncaster

Published 30 June 2008

AN antiques expert from the famous Christie’s auction house will be in Muncaster this weekend.

Gifted kids to shine in village’s talent show

Published 18 June 2008

YOUNGSTERS in Bootle are to showcase their talents in a village competition.

Thyroid sufferers discuss symptoms

Published 17 June 2008

By Y SutherlandTHE THYROID FOUNDATION OF NORTH CUMBRIA: Thyroid sufferers, some accompanied by family and friends, arrived at the Royal British Legion Club in Penrith on May 15, for what is now proving to be a most popular and educational Across the Room – Open Debate.

Council backs plan to bury nuclear waste

Published 13 June 2008

COPELAND Borough Council has backed government plans to bury more nuclear waste at Sellafield.

Can you help find our dad?

Published 9 June 2008

MY name is Lorraine Nelson and my brother’s name is Kevin Nelson.

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