RURAL NEWS
Eskdale wood needs a sponsored extension
Published 8 October 2008
NOW you can make a home for wildlife by sponsoring a tree at Eskdale.
Quiz time
Published 1 October 2008
ON Monday, 436 Cumbrian young farmers competed in the first round of their county quiz.
700,000 waiting for rural homes
Published 29 September 2008
Nearly 700,000 people are now stuck on waiting lists for an affordable home in rural England – the National Housing Federation and Campaign to Protect Rural England warned today.
Gosforth Show changes to a Saturday
Published 15 September 2008
GOSFORTH Show is moving to a Saturday from next year.
Dates and venues for Cumbria's 2008 agricultural shows
Published 9 September 2008
GET your diary out. You don't want to miss any of Cumbria's wonderful agricultural shows. Here's a list of those coming up.
Farmers look to educate public about rural life
Published 3 September 2008
FARMERS are helping to break down any perceived barriers between the public and the farming community by throwing open their gates to the public.
Gosforth Show beats the rain
Published 21 August 2008
THE popular mix of agriculture and attractions was on offer yesterday at the annual Gosforth Show.
Grasmere to play part in 2012 Olympic handover
Published 20 August 2008
GRASMERE SHOW has been chosen to participate in the London 2012 Olympics hand-over celebrations.
Wet weather hampering farm economy
Published 20 August 2008
THE wet August weather is taking its toll on farms and the rural economy.
Cumberland sausage wins status battle
Published 13 August 2008
CUMBRIA’S most famous export has moved a step closer to protected status.
Beautiful sheep winners
Published 5 August 2008
THREE readers have won a copy of the book, Beautiful Sheep, in a photographic competition.
In A Kells Garden - Song thrushes
Published 5 August 2008
EACH month Gordon Nicholson focuses on one of the many birds that pops in to his Kells garden. This month, the Song Thrush.
Herdwick romps home in Beautiful Sheep contest
Published 31 July 2008
THE Cumbrian Herdwick has romped home as the winner in our fun beautiful sheep contest.
Young Farmers visit Westminster
Published 29 July 2008
The Young Farmers’ Clubs is one of the few democratically run youth organisations in the county where the young people are in control both of policy and delivery.
Tree survey needs huggers
Published 23 July 2008
IN a wave of nostalgia for the peace and love summers of the 1960s, this is apparently going to be a Summer of Hugs, in Cumbria, according to the Woodland Trust.
Help save reds
Published 23 July 2008
A TALK on Copeland Red Squirrels will be given next Thursday (July 31) at The Bridge Inn, Santon Bridge.
It’s show time
Published 23 July 2008
IT’S the season for agricultural shows so here’s a list of forthcoming events for your diary:
Red Squirrel finds a friend
Published 21 July 2008
THE plight of the red squirrel is to be discussed at a talk next week.
Are ewe the Fleece of 2008?
Published 18 July 2008
NEVER mind the Face of 2008, what about the Fleece of 2008!
Rural Cumbria to get £35m
Published 17 July 2008
CUMBRIA is in line for £35 million to help improve rural life, it has been announced.
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