Heritage Open Days 2009
Wednesday, September 9th, 2009Heritage Open Days allow visitors free access to properties that normally charge an entrance fee or are not usually open to the public. [more]
Heritage Open Days allow visitors free access to properties that normally charge an entrance fee or are not usually open to the public. [more]
A remote farmhouse immortalised in the cult film Withnail & I, has been purchased by an architect from Canterbury. [more]
An historic stone bridge that carries Coast to Coast walkers across the River Eden is now back in top condition. [more]
Acts appearing at the Kendal Mintfest have been announced. [more]
A new culinary festival will be held near Kendal next month.
Country Fest will take place at the Westmorland County Show Ground in Crooklands on May 24 and 25 2009.
The festival will… [more]
Several businesses from North West England are in the running for the English tourism industry’s equivalent of the Oscars. [more]
A remote Cumbrian farmhouse – made famous in the cult 1986 film Withnail & I – is to be sold at auction.
Isolated Sleddale Hall, near Shap, is being put up for sale by… [more]
The winners of the Cumbria Tourism Awards 2008 were announced last night at a special ceremony at the Castle Green Hotel in Kendal. [more]