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ASDA opts to go to Workington rather than Whitehaven Superstore giant Asda is to take over part of the Dunmail Park retail site. 
New CATS showThe Wedding Singer. Copeland Amateur Theatrical Society (CATS) are gearing up for their show commencing 23rd February to the 27th in the Whitehaven Civic Hall. Find link via our clubs page. How the Queen
Mum helped keep rare Goblet in Whitehaven  All Systems Go for the 2010 Maritime Fest The festival team have definitely set the dats for 2010 as June 25/26 and 27 in 2010. The big day will be an Armed Forces Day. Tall ship and dramatic fly-past by a massive Vulcan bomber that used to carry Britain's H bombs featured in this year's (2009)Fest for 100,000 visitors...Find out more and see video of V Bomber take off.  Olde
Worlde WhitehavenSee some of the earliest paintings of Whitehaven at a new showing.. Hub lit up at Long Last...  Pic by Jan Fiakowski, who writes, "THIS IS HOW THE HUB SHOULD LOOK ~ IF OUR USELESS COUNCIL GOT THEIR A**** IN GEAR." The world of Freemasonry in Whitehaven The previously secret world of freemasonry is now coming out into the public domain. In Whitehaven there are four craft lodges of the movement...find out more. Our Clogmaker All about Whitehaven's well known clog maker. Whitehaven councillor on his Carol Thatcher moment. The Labour councillor who was reported for saying he had been “Working like a Nigger” tells his side of the story. Pink Power! Late on 5th June 2009 Whitehaven was awash with ladies of all ages, dressed in Pink. The 'sisterhood' came out in massive force to do a midnight charity walk in aid of 'Hospice at Home West Cumbria'.. Our local radio station CFM put on a roadshow, with groups, and karaoke singers, ..see more of the fun and games. Honour for Laal Michael... Find out more..... Steam at Lowca Atmospheric video on the flootplate of steam shunter working at Lowca....you can almost smell the steam and coal dust! Whitehaven's Mutineer How a Whitehaven seaman was involved in the famous Mutiny on the Bounty..find out more.
TAKE A STROLL!  Memories of the 2005 Maritime Festival Queen's Visit 2008 On June 5 2008 Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were cheered by around 10,000 wellwishers along the harbourside. The event marked the 300th anniversay of the grant of the Royal charter for the harbour. See the actual Royal document in which Queen Anne granted Whitehaven her harbour. All about Whitehaven plus Where to Stay Find out more about the old pubs and characters that have made Whitehaven unique. Click to visit our feature page Take a stroll through Whitehaven Map of the Town and around Also use our Information page Fireworks Fun! Old Habourside Scene 
Whitehaven as she was in 1847... Fascinating detail in this reproduction from a Gazetteer from 1847.... 
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