Read more about Feb. 25, 1948, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 A few days ago a little boy, who is accustomed to visiting the Auburn Engine House, Court St. came to make his regular visit. The small amount of clothing the lad was wearing was practically in rags. He was cold and […]
An ambitious project to create a ‘sea garden’ in Silloth for the elderly and those with dementia has received a £1,000 boost thanks to Persimmon Homes. The funding has been pledged to Creative Horizons Cumbria through the Community Champions scheme, which supports local charities and groups. Susan Child, director of Creative Horizons Cumbria, said: “Our trained volunteers provide a fun, friendly and engaging environment for people over 70, and those with dementia, to socialise through a range of creative reminiscence activities that invite curiosity, stimulate interest and trigger memories. “Most people enjoy going to beach and making and sharing memories but older people with mobility issues and frailties do not have this opportunity.