raise awareness and, well, help raise the i money to repair this. the walking challenge can be adapted by those who can t do 14 separate peaks try it in your garden or street, nigel says. whichever way you do it, there s a race on to save smardale gill. mark michael bbc look north. now it s time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. most of us saw a bit of blue sky around on thursday, and with those clear skies as we head through this evening and overnight, temperatures are falling fairly quickly. so, certainly a touch of frost around for many areas tonight and a few pockets of mist and fog here and there, too. the winds are falling light through the rest of this evening. we ve got those clear skies, so you can see a bit of fogginess developing, particularly parts of england and wales, too. for scotland and northern ireland, the breeze is picking up from the northwest, a bit more cloud moving in, keeping temperatures around 4 degrees here. but for many of us
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can t be raised for urgent repairs. smardale gill near kirkby stephen is regarded as a shining example of the country s victorian heritage. it s now a popular walking route, offering spectacular views, as mark mcalindon reports. it s hard to prepare yourself for the splint that awaits here. for the splendour that awaits here. high above the narrow scandal beck valley, straddling 1a sandstone arches, with views stretching across the eden fells. but time and the weather are taking their toll. water s getting through the cracks and seams in the concrete surface and destabilising the structure. putting it at risk? putting it at risk, absolutely. it s getting worse. we ve had an engineer s report and they basically say the longer you leave it, the more it s going to cost to restore the rest of the viaduct, so we really need to get it serviced as soon as we can. the viaduct was built in 1861 to carry coal from the north east to the steel furnaces of south
the walking challenge can be adapted by those who can t do 1a separate peaks try it in your garden or street, nigel says. whichever way you do it, there s a race on to save smardale gill. she s the oldest volunteer in the nhs and possibly the country. beryl carr, who turned 100 years old this month, has been volunteering at ealing hospital for the past 18 years. born in acton, she moved away but came back to the area to be near her daughter after her husband died. bhvanni vadde has been to meet her. can i have a cup of coffee? coffee ? she s a familiar friendly face at a volunteer run cafe at ealing hospital. would you like milk? i d love some milk, thank you. beryl is now the oldest volunteer in the nhs and possibly in the country after celebrating her 100th birthday recently. she started volunteering
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