Amelia's shot at success
WHEN the co-owner of a new photography business was offered free training in customer service she went for it like a shot.
Visit the Furness college website
Click on the headline above to visit the Furness college website.
Caring and sharing
TWO of the very first health and social care cadets in Furness have scored a hit at Walney residential centre Combe House.
Double award for top BAE apprentice Ross
APPRENTICE Ross Crawford was named Apprentice of the Year in 2008 and again this year after taking part in a ground-breaking new Furness College course – which he only got on “by luck”, he said.
Joanne’s apprentices are a cut above the rest at hair salon
BARROW-BASED Mohair Hairdressers Ltd has supported apprenticeships since 2006 and salon owner, Joanne Livingston, has announced plans to hire the company’s fifth apprentice later in the year.
Enthusiastic volunteer Ricky is star turn as university education students claim awards
ENTHUSIASTIC student volunteer Ricky Mason so impressed his Furness College tutors that he has been nominated for a prestigious university award.
Degree opens new doors for Heather
A WORKING class background, gaps in her learning and two young children didn’t stop an Ulverston woman from becoming the first in her family to gain a degree.
Imagination rules, ok
IT was the start of the summer holidays for some, but for staff at Pennington Nursery Holiday Club it was the first day of term.
Schools celebrate together
CARNIVAL celebrations involving three neighbouring schools wowed the crowds this summer.
Planetarium at school was out of this world
STUDENTS had an out-of-this-world experience when they explored a mobile planetarium which visited their school.
It's a good day's work
FOR most Wednesday is just the middle of the week. At Sandside Lodge School in Ulverston, it’s known as ‘Work Wednesday’.
Students have plenty to celebrate
PROUD students celebrated the end of their school careers with success in the International Baccalaureate Diploma.
- Trucker who caused death of Cumbrian cyclist has motoring ban reduced
- Cumbria council may charge drivers who live in disc-parking zones (89 comments)
- Concern as development agency closure date set (1 comment)
- Top flight airshow draws thousands
- Carlisle row: Cruise club discourages boy-racers
- Sell-out crowd awed by Titanic sinking at Carlisle Castle (6 comments)
- Cumbrian student reaches final of national beauty contest
- New batch of Carlisle alleygates to be erected (3 comments)
- Flushing human remains into sewers idea dismissed by Cumbrian funeral directors (13 comments)
- 'Extremely foolish' Penrith MP regrets 'primitive' Cumbria remarks (46 comments)
- Trucker who caused death of Cumbrian cyclist has motoring ban reduced
- Cumbria council may charge drivers who live in disc-parking zones (89 comments)
- Concern as development agency closure date set (1 comment)
- Top flight airshow draws thousands
- Carlisle row: Cruise club discourages boy-racers
- Sell-out crowd awed by Titanic sinking at Carlisle Castle (6 comments)
- Cumbrian student reaches final of national beauty contest
- New batch of Carlisle alleygates to be erected (3 comments)
- Flushing human remains into sewers idea dismissed by Cumbrian funeral directors (13 comments)
- 'Extremely foolish' Penrith MP regrets 'primitive' Cumbria remarks (46 comments)

