A CUMBRIA-based national charity which offered 1,000 free days of adventure in the Lake District this August to help the young people most affected by lockdown, says the scheme has been so successful they will be extending it into the autumn.
The Government’s new “eat out to help out” scheme launches today, and more than 38,000 locations across the country are taking part in the scheme.
The Government’s new “eat out to help out” scheme launches today, and more than 38,000 locations across the country are taking part in the scheme.
The Government’s new “eat out to help out” scheme launches today, and more than 38,000 locations across the country are taking part in the scheme.
The Government’s new “eat out to help out” scheme launches today, and more than 38,000 locations across the country are taking part in the scheme.
The Government’s new “eat out to help out” scheme launches today, and more than 38,000 locations across the country are taking part in the scheme.
A CUMBRIA-based national charity which offered 1,000 free days of adventure in the Lake District this August to help the young people most affected by lockdown, says the scheme has been so successful they will be extending it into the autumn.
A CUMBRIA-based national charity which offered 1,000 free days of adventure in the Lake District this August to help the young people most affected by lockdown, says the scheme has been so successful they will be extending it into the autumn.
As visitors continue to return to Cumbria many cannot wait to return to enjoy the Lake District’s outdoor spaces, and the county’s official Destination Management Organisation (DMO) is working alongside partners to help make sure first-time hikers and experienced adventurers enjoy a safe return to the fells by planning ahead and asking themselves three simple questions.
The Ulverston Carnival brought the town to a standstill for the 23rd year in a row in 1994 and The Mail was on hand to take in the festivities.
