With some coronavirus restrictions lifting yesterday as part of the Government’s roadmap for Britain’s next steps in combating Covid-19, many readers will be planning their trip to sip an ice-cool beer in one of our region’s best beer gardens. This week, we asked you for your “best beer garden” and, as always, you answered the call. Here, in no particular order are some of the recommendations for the best beer garden across north and west Cumbria.
1: ROYAL SCOT, CARLISLE Based on Langrigg Road in Morton, it has an outdoor seating area for customers. Jono Ogilvie, who voiced his recommendation for the pub, said: “[There is a] dog friendly area and also an outside bar area, could you want any more?”
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A man accused of harassing a Sunderland MP has said he suffered a horrendous two-and-a-half years after being cleared following a trial.
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