Sunday, 06 July 2008

Facing a net loss on the Solway

Haaf netting photo

Into the water he goes, making waves. Squelching through wet sand at Port Carlisle, his haaf net balanced across his back, Mark Graham reaches the brown sea and wades straight in.

Agenda

Facing a net loss on the Solway

Haaf netting photo Into the water he goes, making waves. Squelching through wet sand at Port Carlisle, his haaf net balanced across his back, Mark Graham reaches the brown sea and wades straight in.

Past & Present

Murder most foul

bullet04lou The year 1885 witnessed one of the most infamous robberies in Cumbria’s history. A notorious ladder gang met and plotted to burgle Netherby Hall, the seat of Sir Frederick Graham.

Ex-pats

Globe graphic Are you an ex-pat Cumbrian? Tell us where you live, what life's like and leave a message for your friends still here

Family history

Family History Do you need a hand with your family history research? Post your details here and somebody may be able to help you

Arts News

Classical music... with sex appeal

escala47 Dressed to kill in leather miniskirts and heels, eScala could be any girl group trying to make it big.

Reviews

God bless Scrooge’s cast – every one!

Scrooge – The Musical, StagedRight Youth Theatre, Sands Centre, CarlisleThis Christmas cracker spread plenty of cheer.

Money Matters

How to survive the credit crunch

Paul Dickson We're all feeling the pinch thanks to rising fuel prices and the credit crunch, but help is at hand. Paul Dickson, of Amstrong Watson, gives his expert advice on surviving the credit crunch.

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Would you use a park and ride scheme if it was introduced in Carlisle?

No, it is much more convenient to use my car

Yes, it would take all the hassle out of driving in the city and trying to find a parking spot

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