North West Evening Mail

The North-West Evening Mail, often referred to simply as the Evening Mail, is a daily local newspaper in the UK that has been serving readers since its early days as the North-Western Daily Mail from 1898 to 1940. It is published every evening and is headquartered in Barrow-in-Furness.

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Don’t forget to SPF your pet - Vets warn owners about extreme UK heat

5 hours ago | nwemail.co.uk | Imogen Barber

With many people getting out the suncream to protect their skin, a Vet Nurse from PDSA, the UK’s leading veterinary charity is sharing the sunburn danger warning to pet owners. PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing said: “It’s not so widely known, but sunburn not only affects people, it affects our pets too. Pets are especially at risk if they have light-coloured fur (white or ginger), or any thin or bald patches, where their skin is more exposed.
Sunburn, stings, hydration and more answers to your pet related questions

5 hours ago | nwemail.co.uk | Imogen Barber

PDSA expert answers your questions... Dear PDSA, I have two rescue cats, can they get sunburnt in this nice weather? Jonathan Hi Jonathan, in short – yes! Sunburn not only affects people, but it affects our pets too. Our furry friends most commonly experience sunburn on their ears, nose, eyelids, and belly. It’s important to protect them from the sun with sun cream as sunburn is incredibly painful. Any sun damage, even without sunburn can lead to skin cancer.
Challenge along 81-mile Cumbrian cycle path with 'glorious' scenery

8 hours ago | nwemail.co.uk | Imogen Barber

Morecambe Bay Partnership is inviting people to take on the 81-mile Bay Cycle Way this summer. The Bay Cycle Way, which was created in 2015, hugs the coastline from Walney Island to Glasson Dock, taking in awe-inspiring sea, sand, mountains and sky. Since its launch, the Bay Cycle Way has become a well-loved signature route around Morecambe Bay bringing new cycling tourism and health and wellbeing opportunities to the Bay area.
Fully Loaded at Waffle Time Barrow opens on Portland Walk

8 hours ago | nwemail.co.uk | Imogen Barber

Fully Loaded at Waffle Time began trading for the first time from its Portland Walk site on Wednesday. The opening happened just hours after a fire at nearby Footwear and Fascinators which changed owner and chef Jamie Thorpe's plans. “I’m very excited about opening my business but I’m also very aware someone has just had a major event happen in theirs," said Jamie, who previously opened Waffle Time.
School in the South Lakes marks VE Day with choir performance

9 hours ago | nwemail.co.uk | Imogen Barber

Students at Sandside Lodge School embraced celebrating the historic event and all things British. The school, on Springfield Road, held street parties and invited the Sing and Sign choir to perform the iconic tune 'We'll Meet Again'. They also marked the occasion, sharing thoughtful moments.
Major fire in Portland Walk, Barrow - live updates

1 day ago | nwemail.co.uk | Imogen Barber

As a subscriber, you are shown 80% less display advertising when reading our articles. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times.
'Unique' motorbike inspired by Dave Myers brings in donations for Dave Day

1 day ago | nwemail.co.uk | Matthew Holmes

2 1/1 A 'unique' motorbike inspired by Dave Myers is up for grabs to bring in extra donations for Dave Day. The opportunity has been made possible by Orientation Marketing, founded by Barrow native Chris Lawson alongside Gareth Pickering.
Records 'tumble' at annual memorial race in south Cumbria

1 day ago | nwemail.co.uk | Matthew Holmes

3 1/1 A number of records 'tumbled' as an annual race in memory of a south Cumbrian athlete returned. The Paul Jarvis Mile was organised by the Hoad Hill Harriers and took place on May 8 near Glaxo Sports Club with 41 people also joining in with a fun run. The organisers commented: "We would like to thank everyone who made the night such a successful evening.
Poets and musicians perform in Ulverston for free to support community

1 day ago | nwemail.co.uk | Matthew Holmes

'Five Days in May' is running up until Sunday, May 18 at the Hope and Anchor at Daltongate. This sees musicians and poets perform for free in the effort of bringing in money as part of the 'We Shall Overcome' initiative. Originally started in 2015, the scheme aims to tackle austerity across the country, encouraging audiences to reach into their pockets. May 15 will see Josh James, Russ Edgar and Morticia and the Memes take to the stage, followed by Joe Solo and John Bailey on May 16.
Dates set for this year's Dickensian Festival in Ulverston

1 day ago | nwemail.co.uk | Matthew Holmes

It was revealed this week that the big annual event will be taking place across November 29 and 30. READ MORE: Crowds fill Ulverston for Dickensian 2024 despite Storm Bert | The Mail The festivities are managed and operated by an independent local committee of unpaid volunteers, with planning already underway for the 2025 edition.