Brandon Mawson

Ministry of Defence Police conducted visible, unpredictable Project Servator deployments in Barrow in partnership with HM Border Force. Officers engaged with the public at locations including Piel Island, Roa Island and the Dock Museum, with the operation intended to disrupt criminal activity. Residents were encouraged to report suspicious behavior to officers, by phone, or through emergency services.

Four properties in and around Kirkby-in-Furness are listed for sale at prices ranging from £195,000 to £650,000. The homes include detached new-build and architect-designed properties, as well as traditional cottages, with features such as countryside or estuary views, gardens, garages and scope for personalisation or modernisation.

Four properties in Grange-over-Sands are listed for between £205,000 and £795,000. The homes include detached houses and a leasehold apartment, with features such as Morecambe Bay views, landscaped gardens, parking, en-suite bedrooms and access to local amenities. All four properties are marketed by Thomson Hayton Winkley.

Four properties in and around Barrow-in-Furness are advertised for £260,000 or less. The listings include a Grade II listed semi-detached house on Millwood Lane guided at £260,000, two three-bedroom semi-detached homes on Walney Island priced at £225,000 and £250,000, and an extended semi-detached bungalow on Troy Gardens priced at £260,000. Features highlighted include gardens, parking, multiple bedrooms, modern kitchens and proximity to schools, shops, transport links and local amenities.

Four properties in and around Askam-in-Furness and Ireleth are listed for sale at prices ranging from £200,000 to £385,000. The homes include semi-detached and mid-terrace cottages, an extended semi-detached house and a detached bungalow, with features such as multiple bedrooms, gardens, parking, garages and modern kitchens. Several properties are described as requiring little or light updating and are offered with no onward chain.

Four South Cumbria properties priced between £345,000 and £539,995 are highlighted: two Grade II listed homes in Cartmel and two bungalows in or near Grange-over-Sands. The properties offer period character, single-level living, landscaped gardens and access to local amenities, with Thomson Hayton Winkley and Hunters handling the listings.

Four Ulverston properties priced at £250,000 or less are presented, including three residential homes priced between £210,000 and £250,000 and a £250,000 refurbishment and investment opportunity. The listings highlight features such as gardens, garages, central heating and proximity to local amenities; the Oubas Hill property is projected to achieve a £300,000 post-improvement value, £1,450 monthly rent and an estimated 7% gross yield.

Four homes in and around Barrow-in-Furness are listed for sale at prices ranging from £210,000 to £350,000. The properties include semi-detached houses and a detached bungalow, with features such as gardens, parking, garages, flexible living space and proximity to schools or transport links. J H Homes is marketing three properties, while New Home Agents is handling one.

Highlights four Barrow-in-Furness homes for sale, detailing features such as modern or character interiors, multiple bedrooms, utility spaces, gardens and parking, including two Grade II listed properties and two family homes marketed by local estate agents.

Four properties in Barrow and nearby areas are listed for sale without a property chain, priced between £130,000 and £337,500. The listings include a four-storey mid-terrace home in Barrow town centre, a detached bungalow in North Scale on Walney Island, a modern semi-detached new build with upgraded features, and a second-floor apartment in Croslands Park with bay views. Each property highlights key amenities, suitability for different buyer types, and selling points such as gardens, parking, contemporary fittings and proximity to local services.

The Lakeland Motor Museum in Backbarrow received a highly commended award in the Small Attraction of the Year category at the Cumbria Tourism Awards, recognised for accessibility, environmental efforts and strong community engagement. Curator Chris Lowe highlighted the museum’s role as a gathering place for motoring enthusiasts and its inclusive approach to visitors. The museum features extensive exhibits, family‑friendly activities and onsite facilities, with summer admission prices reduced through a temporary VAT cut.

Mountain Goat received the Experience of the Year honor at the 2026 Cumbria Tourism Awards and will represent the region at the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence. Managing director Robin Tyson credited the team’s dedication and announced promotional summer offers, including discounted full‑day tours and a complimentary Windermere cruise. The company emphasises its commitment to delivering high‑quality Lake District experiences, with booking incentives available through mid‑July for September departures.

Grange Manor on the Cartmel Peninsula was named B&B and Guest House of the Year at the 2026 Cumbria Tourism Awards, recognised for exceptional hospitality, guest experience and service. Joint managers Holly Blackman and Cory Paul expressed pride in the achievement and highlighted strong guest feedback. The property, owned by South Lakes Hotels, has earned high ratings on Booking.com and TripAdvisor for its design, breakfasts and personalised local recommendations.

Four Barrow-in-Furness properties priced at £450,000 or below are highlighted, each featuring home office or study space. Listings include a modern semi‑detached home on Farnham Close, an energy‑efficient detached property on North Row, a central apartment on Marina Court with strong rental potential, and a refurbished semi‑detached house on Dalton Lane. All are marketed by J H Homes and emphasise modernisation, convenience and local amenities.