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WEBBaroness Warsi resigns from Conservative Party over ‘drift to the right’. First for news and sport in Whitehaven, Copeland and west Cumbria, brought to you by the team at the Whitehaven News.
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WEB2 days ago · The first phase of work is now complete (Image: Supplied) The first stage of a major project to boost Whitehaven's cycling, walking, and wheeling routes has been completed. Cumberland Council has announced the completion of improvements to Route 14 of the Whitehaven Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP), funded by …
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WEBWhitehaven Rugby League face defeat in Cumbrian Derby against Barrow Raiders. Sponsored.
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WEBWhitehaven Rugby League come away with 66-0 defeat against Featherstone Rovers.
New mayor of Whitehaven Chris Hayes 'delighted' to be elected
WEBMay 24, 2023 · Chris Hayes was elected as the new mayor of Whitehaven, with Ray Gill as his deputy, at Whitehaven Town Council’s annual general meeting. Cllr Hayes, who represents Kells on the town council, was elected mayor in 2021 but was diagnosed with bowel cancer months later. He said: “It’s my way of being able to finish what I started.
Whitehaven to be focus of regeneration, claims council leader
WEBMay 22, 2024 · Cumberland council leader Mark Fryer in Whitehaven (Image: Supplied) “IT'S Whitehaven’s turn”: that was the message of Cumberland council leader Mark Fryer as he invited the local community to contribute its ideas for the regeneration of the town. Cllr Fryer highlighted Whitehaven town centre as a key area which needs investment in the ...
Whitehaven Alive: Over 35k people attend the festival
WEBSep 13, 2023 · WHITEHAVEN Alive has now closed out summer 2023, and the festival has been hailed a 'resounding success' by organisers and those who attended. Whitehaven Harbour was packed across each day of the festival as over 35k people attend to watch the live acts, shop the stalls, catch the Red Arrows fly-by or attend the fun-fair.
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