When Keswick folk rallied to raise funds for Asian tsunami appeal
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When a Keswick shoe shop owner retired after 60 years in the trade
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When a Lake District tram network vision was unveiled
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When tributes were paid to “the father of mountain rescue in the Lake District”
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When Keswick gift shop manager retired after 38 years
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When a Keswick boy had a day to remember with Arsenal stars at Highbury
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Haven’t police got anything better to do than pursuing ‘non-crime’ hate incidents?
If it’s not a crime then what in heaven’s name are the police getting involved for?
Keswick School teacher Alan Rothwell was kind and gentle
The funeral takes place on Monday of a long-standing maths teacher and deputy head at Keswick School who died earlier ...
When Keswick folk responded to Ethiopia famine appeal
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238 objections to plans for new Lake District car park
Campaigners for and against the construction of a 150-space car park at Ullock Moss near Portinscale have had their say ...
When Keswick railway revival plans were dismissed as ‘pie in the sky’
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Can someone pull some rabbits out of the hat to lighten the mood?
I can’t remember a year in which, consistently, we have been mired in a slough of such despondency.