A daredevil great-grandad became the oldest person to take on the fastest zip line in the WORLD - aged 94.
Great-grandfather-of-four David Aris, of Kendal, lost his beloved wife June to cancer five years ago.
For the last few months of her life she had been cared for by St John's Hospice in Lancaster.
Brave David took on Velocity, reaching speeds of 100mph, at Zip World, Penrhyn Quarry, North Wales, to raise money for the hospice.
Read more about his incredible adventure here: https://trib.al/v2st5nQ
Calling 14-18 year olds! Have you got ambitions of being a journalist?
The Young Reporter Scheme - in partnership with Newsquest - is a schools programme giving students in school years 10, 11, 12 and 13 an opportunity to write for a real live online newspaper.
Registrations are open ahead of September's new intake. For more information and how to register, head to the Young Reporter website βΆ https://trib.al/bBtBjO7
See what former The Young Reporter Scheme students have to say about the scheme π
Are you talking PANTS yet?
Are you talking PANTS yet?
Talk PANTS can help children understand that their body belongs to them. With the help of our friendly dinosaur, Pantosaurus, it can be roarsome fun too! βΆ Watch the video π©² Learn the rules β Sign up for tips and advice #NSPCC https://trib.al/6BDQI6d
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Calling 14-18 year olds! Have you got ambitions of being a journalist? π
The Young Reporter Scheme - in partnership with Newsquest - is a schools programme giving students in school years 10, 11, 12 and 13 an opportunity to write for a real live online newspaper.
Registrations are open ahead of September's new intake. For more information and how to register, head to the Young Reporter website βΆ https://trib.al/5qyE4V9
Here's a sneak peek at what the Young Reporter Scheme has to offer π
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Hereβs the moment Tim Farron was announced as the winner
Counting underway at Kendal Leisure Centre
Counting underway at Kendal Leisure Centre
Are you a budding journalist? Register to the Young Reporter Scheme
Calling 14-18 year olds! Have you got ambitions of being a journalist?
The Young Reporter Scheme - in partnership with Newsquest - is a schools programme giving students in school years 10, 11, 12 and 13 an opportunity to write for a real live online newspaper.
Registrations are open ahead of September's new intake. For more information and how to register, head to the Young Reporter website βΆ https://trib.al/RgxlhD6
See what former Young Reporter students have to say about the scheme π
Childhood Day Move a Mile
Heard of NSPCC #ChildhoodDay Mile?
You can walk it, wheel it, or space hopper it - the possibilities are endless! On Friday 7 June, join the thousands of people moving a mile and raising money to help keep children safe. Sign up now π https://trib.al/uLkUoDy
This is David Hughes, co-owner of the Levens Village Shop. During a walk in Buttermere with his partner Vanessa Riley on Thursday, they spotted a stranded sheep in the lake. With emergency services unreachable and the farm some distance away, David took it upon himself to brace the icy water and save the animal's life.
You can watch the daring rescue unfold below and read more about the incident here:
https://trib.al/sDW4QRx
For the first time in a month, trains are running on the Furness line. Reporter Daniel Pye rode on the very first one to leave Lancaster early this morning
READ MORE: https://trib.al/lD65zls
Goosander with 27 babies!
Kendal fisherman Kieron Banks captured' the biggest brood' he'd ever seen on the River Kent.
Chidlhood Day 2024
Half a million children a year suffer abuse in the UK. Get involved on June 7 for Childhood Day and help us keep children safe NSPCC . Sign up: https://trib.al/3jkWVqp
After an initial investigation, the crane arrived at Grange station today to re-rail the Northern train that came off the tracks last week. There is still a long process until the Furness Line can open again, with rail replacement bus services between Barrow and Lancaster expected into next month.
READ MORE: https://trib.al/28aZ1bj
A look inside the Bluebird K7
'C'mon dogs' - Two stranded dogs rescued from Piers Gill at Scafell Pike
Another stunning timelapse, this time from a moonlit Brotherswater in the Lake District. π₯ Alan Graham
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