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News & Star and The Cumberland News set to make big investment in Carlisle
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News &Star and The Cumberland News set to make big investment in Carlisle
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COMMUNITY heroes were crowned in the first ever Pride of Cumbria awards which took place last Thursday. The awards, which are ran by Newsquest s the News & Star, The Mail, The Cumberland News, The Westmorland Gazette, the Times & Star, The Whitehaven News and the Cumberland and Westmorland Gazette were designed to help thank those in the community who help to make Cumbria the amazing place that it is. The night was hosted in a virtual capacity by radio DJ Danny Matthews, best known for presenting on Heart - formerly The Bay. After an introductory message from Newsquest’s Regional Group Editor Vanessa Sims, Danny Matthews introduced those who made the shortlist for all 11 categories, which included; Neighbour of the Year, Young Person of the Year, Community Business of the Year, Charity of the Year, NHS Worker of the Year, Caring for the Community Award, Covid-19 Community Champion, Education Hero of the Year, Keyworker of the Year and Community Group of the Year.
Newsquest Cumbria in the running for Regional Press Awards
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Newton Rigg Campus at Penrith NEW interest has emerged from potential buyers interested in Newton Rigg campus and dairy farm. Meanwhile two organisations that have been based on the former campus site near Penrith left their buildings this week after owners, York-based Askham Bryan closed the renowned countryside college. Both the Farmer Network and Cumbria Young Farmers Club who were given notice to quit their bases by the end of July have now found alternative accommodation. But the News & Star/Cumberland News understands that the campus and dairy farm could be edging towards new ownership with potential buyers believed to be in negotiations on a deal to purchase them.