A WORD WITH: Matt Nightingale
The Penrith Moutain Rescue Team member and physics teacher on small talk, ugly dogs and seeing ghosts
Category: April 2017
ONE TO WATCH: Jack Ibbotson
It’s an actor’s life for Jack, even if it means having the odd dodgy haircut
MY CARLISLE: Bronwyn Deeb
The Bannatynes spa manager has powdered a few celebrity noses and dodged the paps while wearing H&M
Social Pages
This month there are 14 pages of social pictures, including the Word of Mouth Charity Ball at The Halston.
APRIL’S BUCKET LIST
10 things to do this month, from DJ sets to Shakespeare
City Voices
Featuring columnists Roger Lytollis, Sarah Ledger, Sally Crangle and John Myers
RECIPE: Twice-cooked lamb rump
This month’s recipe is twice-cooked lamb rump topside sautéed Ratte potatoes, charred asparagus, baby carrots, Swiss chard and rosemary jus, by Jonny Rowland, head chef at Barton’s Yard
MY HOME: The Hallows
A memorial chapel built in 1884 in the hamlet of Bowscar near Penrith has become a cherished home full of original features for former hotelier Graham Taylor
TEST DRIVE: Citroën C3
Citroën was always daringly different. If its smaller cars have appeared more mainstream over recent decades, happily there’s a definite quirkiness returning to the marque. Review by Malcolm Bobbitt
MYSPACE: Faye Hughes
Photography student Faye Hughes always has her kit bag ready to go. Sid the Staffie tags along but Snake, Rex and Hendrix stay home
the accidental world champion
Louisa van Lierop began indoor rowing just 18 months ago. Today she is the world number one for her age group. Kath Smart finds out about one woman’s extraordinary journey
FORGET PARIS
From the French capital to the London School of Fashion via a Carlisle College foundation course. Eleanor Jary finds out how… and why… Myriam Dzialoszynski chose Carlisle
A clear vision
Alex Haynes’ stunning stained glass window will form the centrepiece of Carlisle’s latest ambitious development. Nick Brownlee pays a visit to his studio at Denton Mill near Brampton
No album: until now
Abbey Road provides the finishing touches for Carlisle band No Soap No Radio, who are set to release their first album after more than two decades together