A Quick Reminder: When industrial estate plan threatened to derail Keswick railway revival dream
Looking back through the archives of The Keswick Reminder from around this week 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
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Opinion: Don’t blame the younger generation for the Lake District’s woes
The summer holidays are here. And with that comes, for many Keswickians, a sense of dread: the invasion of tourists, ...
Comment: The dehumanisation of services penalises the vulnerable in the false name of progress
There is an ongoing process of closures and loss of personal contact in the way we conduct our lives more ...
A Quick Reminder: When a Keswick guest house owner was heartbroken by third flooding incident in six years
Looking back through the archives of The Keswick Reminder from around this week 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
Speaking up for the lost art of conversation, like
Is the art of conversation dying? Has it already become as moribund as a Norwegian Blue, the dead parrot of ...
When Jimmy White made a whirlwind visit to Keswick
Looking back through the archives of The Keswick Reminder from around this week 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
Comment: Don’t ignore the many positives of grassroots cricket in Cumbria
Clearly cricket has major issues. But is it really that appalling?
A Quick Reminder: When canisters marked ‘explosive’ were found floating on Derwentwater
Looking back through the archives of The Keswick Reminder from around this week 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
Comment: Covid inquiry will benefit no-one but lawyers
I just don’t envisage a drawn out inquiry doing much other than apportioning blame and dragging up wounds
A Quick Reminder: When golfers in Keswick spotted a mystery object thrown from aircraft
Looking back through the archives of The Keswick Reminder from around this week 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago.
Comment: It’s time ‘disposable’ barbecues were banned nationwide
I am instinctively against outlawing anything that brings people pleasure, but the risk of disposable barbecues is too great.
Keswick D-Day veteran Arthur Ibbotson led a remarkable life
The funeral took place in Keswick on Friday of Normandy veteran Arthur William Ibbotson, who died aged 99.