Lake District
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Area | 2362 |
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Locations | Cumbria |
England | |
Highest point | Scafell Pike |
Passes | Honister Pass |
Whinlatter Pass | |
Gatescarth Pass | |
Did you know | Film director Ken Russell lived in the Keswick/Borrowdale area until 2007 and used it in films such as Tommy and Mahler. |
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ID | 405871 |
About Lake District
The Lake District, also known as the Lakes or Lakeland, is a mountainous region in North West England. A popular holiday destination, it is famous for its lakes, forests and mountains, and its associations with William Wordsworth and other Lake Poets and also with Beatrix Potter and John Ruskin.
Water firm wrongly downgraded pollution events, documents suggest
... One of the apparent cover-ups was in a World Heritage Site in the Lake District...
Lancashire supermarket chain Booths ditches self-service tills
... " We will retain self-checkouts in two of our stores in the Lake District in order to meet the needs of our customers during very busy periods...
New search technology leads to discovery of body in Glen Etive
... The technology has been developed by Lake District Search and Mountain Rescue Association (LDSAMRA)...
Rescue mission for UK rainforests' weird treasures
... Pockets of temperate rainforest are found to the west of Scotland and north Wales, as well as in the Lake District and south-west England...
Wasdale mountain rescuer Penny Kirby celebrates 40 years' service
... She lives in an old cottage in the foothills beneath the Lake District peak and totally understands the mountain s appeal to walkers and climbers...
Woman finds her 40-year-old message to dad in book bought online
... Mrs Ford, who was brought up in the Lake District, told: " It was a book I thought about over the years, but I didn t recognise it at first because it had no desk cover...
Northern Lights: England's skies glow in aurora spectacle
... The natural phenomenon was captured by photographers in the Lake District and in Northumberland on Tuesday evening...
Patterdale mountain rescuer injured in fall dies
... Chris Lewis, a member of the Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team (MRT) in the Lake District, fell 500ft (150m) in 2021, severely damaging his spine...
Lancashire supermarket chain Booths ditches self-service tills
A supermarket has become The First in the UK to go back to fully-staffed checkouts, axing almost all its self-service tills.
All but two of Booths' 28 stores will see staff back on the tills The Firm , which trades in northern England, said.
The exceptions are two of its seven shops in Cumbria.
The Firm , which has 16 stores in Lancashire as well as outlets in Yorkshire and Cheshire, said it was responding to customer feedback.
" We believe colleagues serving customers delivers a better customer experience and therefore we have taken the decision to remove self-checkouts in the majority of our stores, " a spokesman said.
'Northern Waitrose'" We have based this not only on what we feel is The Right thing to do but also having received feedback from our customers.
" We will retain self-checkouts in two of our stores in the Lake District in order to meet the needs of our customers during very busy periods. "
The Company , which has been described as a northern Waitrose, said its philosophy since 1847 is to " sell The Best goods available, in attractive stores, staffed with first class assistants".
" Delighting customers with our warm northern welcome is part of our DNA and we continue to invest in our people to ensure we remain true to that ethos, " The Firm added.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com