Dalton news
Church promoting healthy living
Published 8 January 2009
A DALTON church is offering everybody the chance to kick-start the New Year by getting healthy.
Six penalty points for careless driver
Published 7 January 2009
AN Askam driver whose careless driving caused a car to overturn down an embankment has been fined and given six penalty points.
Don’t miss talk from top oral historian
Published 5 January 2009
THANK you for publishing an extract from the Danny Patterson interview.
Community cop to tackle dog fouling
Published 5 January 2009
A POLICING team’s latest recruit has vowed to try to make people feel safer.
Tree mix-up
Published 2 January 2009
THANK you for the article about the Christmas lights competition (Evening Mail, December 29).
Fury over ice cream van music
Published 2 January 2009
ANGRY residents hit out at an ice cream van owner after music was played from the vehicle on Remembrance Sunday.
Organ fund-raiser
Published 2 January 2009
THE Furness Theatre Organ Project is holding a New Year coffee morning at the United Reformed Church, Market Street, Dalton, tomorrow from 10am to raise money for the restoration of its Wurlitzer cinema organ.
Family’s marathon charity effort
Published 30 December 2008
A FAMILY’S marathon effort has raised £40,000 for charity in just four years.
BAE makes light work of Xmas festivities
Published 29 December 2008
A COUPLE’S festive lights have been named best on show.
Family's vigil after man left with head injuries
Published 29 December 2008
A HUSBAND spent Christmas Day in hospital after suffering serious head injuries outside a pub.
Thanks for poppy support
Published 24 December 2008
COULD you please through the Evening Mail, please thank the people of Dalton and district who supported the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal the total collected by the Dalton brand was £3,399.
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Published 22 December 2008
School wind turbine refused for bats’ sake
Published 22 December 2008
COUNCILLORS have refused to let a school press ahead with a plan for a wind turbine because of fears it will kill bats.
Bats may scupper school plans for a wind turbine
Published 19 December 2008
A PLAN by a school to put up a wind turbine on its grounds faces being scuppered by fears over the welfare of bats.
Traffic-calming scheme to start
Published 19 December 2008
WORK on a £53,000 traffic-calming scheme in Askam will start in the new year.
Junior speech makers are the talk of the town
Published 18 December 2008
A FURNESS school held its annual speech festival this month.
Zoo owner welcomes Indiana Gill
Published 18 December 2008
ZOO owner David Gill has taken delivery of his most precious arrival – his newborn son Indiana.
Watering hole refurb finished
Published 13 December 2008
A DALTON pub will once again be open for business with new tenants and a complete refurbishment.
Missing girl, 14, found
Published 3 December 2008
A MISSING Dalton girl was found safe and well this afternoon.
Camels in Market Street? What a show
Published 3 December 2008
MAY I, through your pages, say thank you to all involved in Sunday’s lights switch-on in Dalton.
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