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‘This is an exceptional case’ - Man, 22, spared jail for role in supplying drugs A MAN has been sparred an immediate term of imprisonment after being caught with thousands of pounds worth of cannabis and cocaine. How a business in Barrow has been helping autistic people with special creations Wakey Makey have been donating 20% of their profits from 'fidget' purchases to Autus Cumbria throughout Autism Acceptance Month. Final episode of More4 show celebrates work of Lake District rescue teams The final episode of the series followed teams in Keswick, Coniston and Wasdale as they helped save the lives of unsuspecting adventurers. Rescue team joins forces with local club for upcoming open day The Furness Amateur Radio Society will be holding an open day as part of SOS Radio Week, which sees clubs supporting the RNLI across the UK. Firefighters in Ulverston celebrated for their commitment to the community The on-call team at Ulverston Blue Light Hub were the latest volunteers to be recognised by Cumbria Fire and Rescue. Man smashes fundraising goal as he sets sights on World Record attempt Andy Allan will be attempting the most weight lifted by kettlebell clean and press in one hour on May 18 in aid of St Mary's Hospice. Everest trekkers return to Cumbria after 'once in a lifetime' adventure The group tackled the legendary mountain to raise money for St Mary's Hospice, creating memories to last a lifetime in the process. Revealed: The 28 low speed zones the council is proposing across Cumbria THE council is investing £300,000 to introduce over 20 schemes to lower the speed limit to 20mph in a bid to improve road safety. Campaigners pushing for return of Grange Lido organise third cross bay walk THE organisers behind Save Grange Lido have organised their third  annual fundraising cross bay walk. Network Rail engineers excavated beneath the sinkhole after train derailment A LETTER sent out to neighbours living near the Furness Line at Grange revealed the extent of the work the engineers did after the derailment. Read more

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