Whippet needed stitches after Staffie attack
A DOG needed six stitches after an out of control Staffordshire bull terrier ‘locked on’ to its neck, a court heart.
- Fears for Scout club’s future in row over rent
- Stomach slice boy feared death (1 comment)
- A hole lot of waiting for Newton road to be fixed (1 comment)
- Tree-mendous effort by fundraising ladies
- Dowdales School kids say g’day to a feast of Aussie tucker
- Dalton dog attack girl's plea
- One-way system change after near head-on crash (8 comments)
- Helping to save lives
- Course will explain community work
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Names found for the classmates of 1952
WE had a few calls about the pictures of form 2A from Dowdales School Dalton which appeared on December 8.
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Dalton sport
Tough assignment for Blues
NORTH LANCS/CUMBRIA RURECENTLY-APPOINTED Furness coach Rod Singleton faces another tough examination tomorrow as his struggling side take on title hopefuls Kirkby Lonsdale. Have your say: Chris aims to bring cool city-style bar to Furness
A NEW bar is set to bring a taste of the big city to Dalton. (6 comments)
- Zoo boss hits out at council decision (50 comments)
- Dalton businessman tells Ulverston: "We'll have your supermarket if you don't want it." (13 comments)
- Toilets ‘cost too much’ to keep (3 comments)
- Reverend’s rhino plan to put town on the map (7 comments)
Dalton Dolphins
Dalton Dolphins are offering a homework club being held at Dalton Library for children aged between 8 and 11 years old.
Furness Music Centre
FMC is a community music centre catering for all ages.
Click on the headline above to go to their website and find out how you can join a group, sing in a choir or get tickets for a concert!
Coins point to Roman influence in Furness
THE discovery of Roman coins in Furness by metal detector enthusiasts adds further to the long-running debate about how big an influence the Italian invaders had on this area and whether they had any permanent settlements.












