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The change is designed to help Royal Mail cut costs...
28/07/2025

The change is designed to help Royal Mail cut costs...

'We expect high levels of interest'
28/07/2025

'We expect high levels of interest'

The work will begin next week
28/07/2025

The work will begin next week

Well done!
28/07/2025

Well done!

Jackie has brought in more than £2000 this year!
28/07/2025

Jackie has brought in more than £2000 this year!

"I think people have possibly misunderstood the situation."
28/07/2025

"I think people have possibly misunderstood the situation."

"We believe that the scope of the Online Safety act is far broader and restrictive than is necessary in a free society,"...
28/07/2025

"We believe that the scope of the Online Safety act is far broader and restrictive than is necessary in a free society," the petition creator said.

Our thoughts go out to Peter's family and friends
28/07/2025

Our thoughts go out to Peter's family and friends

Wow
28/07/2025

Wow

Enjoy our gallery from the event here:
28/07/2025

Enjoy our gallery from the event here:

"We'll have some questions to ask him in the morning around how he went from enjoying the Euros to ending up in one of o...
28/07/2025

"We'll have some questions to ask him in the morning around how he went from enjoying the Euros to ending up in one of our cells"

Will you be going?
28/07/2025

Will you be going?

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The Westmorland Gazette

The Westmorland Gazette is an award-winning newspaper published every Thursday. It covers South Lakeland, Eden, Furness, north Lancashire and Craven in North Yorkshire. Founded in 1818, it has recently celebrated its 200th anniversary