Make our no-bake white chocolate, cherry and custard cream bars
- Credit: Charlotte Smith-Jarvis
We’re in prime walking season right now. Well, er, actually we’ve all probably been walking a lot more this past year than usual.
And what goes hand-in-hand with walking? Snacks. It s all about the snacks. I, for one, can’t set out on a walk without a backpack of goodies to ‘keep me going’. There may even have been a cheeky mid-lockdown walk involving a single-serve, miniature bottle of spiced rum.well, it was cold.
I was brought up on walks. Every year until we were teens, our holiday routine would be much the same. A Docwras rock, Pleasure Beach, fish and chip and donkey ride-filled Easter break in a chalet near Great Yarmouth. Followed in summer by an HF (Holiday Fellowship) walking jaunt, which saw our Ford Cortina Estate loaded to the brim and dragged to every corner of the UK – Scotland, Derbyshire, the Lakes, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall.the Isle of Wight.
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Andrew Thomas speaks to the new clerk of Kendal Town Council Chris Bagshaw about the importance of grass roots democracy and the council’s upcoming priorities. New clerk Chris Bagshaw believes passionately in the role Kendal Town Council plays in ensuring decisions made about the community reflect what local people want. “Our duty is to the people of Kendal,” said Mr Bagshaw, who has been town clerk for around two months. “We start from the view that the town belongs to the people who live in the town and decisions made should reflect their views.” He said the goal of the town council involved what is known as ‘place shaping’ and, to that end, one of the council’s most important roles is being a statutory consultee for planning applications.