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Olympic legacy comes to Carlisle
Olympic Rower Matt Wells has been visiting school children in Carlisle. He took and assembly and joined in as they tried new sports.
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Car chained to East Stand entrance at Brunton Park
Herbert Paterson has chained his Ford Mondeo to the gates at the East Stand of Brunton Park, off Warwick Road.
The 81-year-old padlocked his Ford Mondeo to the gates this morning following an ongoing argument with the club over property ownership.
Man chains car to Carlisle United gates
A man has chained his car to the main gates at Carlisle United's football ground.
Herbert Paterson padlocked his Ford Mondeo to the gates at Brunton Park this morning following an ongoing argument with the club over property ownership.
The 81-year-old, who is sitting in the car, says he will stay there until a resolution is found.
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Soldiers welcomed home in Carlisle
More than a hundred soldiers from the second battalion, The Duke of Lancaster's regiment, have marched through Carlisle city centre.
The battalion's just back from a seven month tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Katie Hunter reports:
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Carlisle to welcome home soldiers
More than one hundred soldiers will march through the streets of Carlisle later today to mark the Homecoming Parade for the local regiment, the 2nd Battalion, The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.
The soldiers have been out in Afghanistan for a tour of duty.
Duke of Lancs Carlisle Parade
More than one hundred soldiers will march through the streets of Carlisle later today to mark the Homecoming Parade for the local regiment, the 2nd Battalion, The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.
The soldiers have been out in Afghanistan for a tour of duty.
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Carlisle police hunt for arsonist
Cumbria Police are searching for an arsonist. They believe a furniture store in Carlisle was deliberately set alight and want the owner of a dark coloured car seen in Harvey's car park an hour before the fire began to come forwards.
The fire was reported at twenty past twelve this morning. At its height six fire engines tackled the blaze which closed Crown Street . The roof of the building collapsed and crews spent the day dampening down hot spots. No one was injured.
– Detective Inspector Craig Smith, Cumbria Police“We are currently treating the fire as suspicious and are asking anyone who might have any information to get in touch.
"In particular a dark coloured car, in the style of a VW Golf or similar, was seen pulling up into a parking space on Crown Street between 11:15 and 11:30pm last night. We are keen to speak to the person/people in that car to help our investigation.
“The fire is under control and continues to be dealt with by Cumbria Fire and Rescue.
“This was a very serious fire, in which thankfully no one was hurt."
Fire crews believe the blaze was started in a bin at the rear of the store.
Carlisle furniture store fire in pictures
Fire crews have been tackling a blaze at Harvey's furniture store in Carlisle.
The fire broke out at some time before 12:18am on Saturday and officers say it was started deliberately in a bin to the rear of the building.
The have been no reports of any injuries during the incident.
Furniture store fire started "deliberately"
Fire crews who battled a large blaze at Harvey's furniture store believe the fire was started deliberately.
Craig Drinkald, from Cumbria Fire and Rescue, said the fire was started in a bin to the rear building.
Fire at Carlisle furniture store
Emergency services have been dealing with a fire at a furniture store in Carlisle.
Fire crews were called out to the incident at Harvey's on Crown Street at some time before 12:18am on Saturday morning. Several road closures were put in place and Crown Street remains closed where it connects with Currock Road.
There are diversions in place at Water Street and vehicles can get onto James Street.
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