4th December 2021: We've known Alan Hubbard for a long time, he's a near neighbour of ours, so when we heard that he has written his life story, "I'm Alan Hubbard, who are you?" we felt he deserves a mention on BurtonWeb News. The book is a chunky tome: some 337 pages, and is peppered with an assortment of colour and black and white photographs illustrating Alan's life.
If you are affected by flooding there is help available.
Both the Cumbria County Council website and the Burton-in-Kendal Parish Council website have sections on flooding.
22nd April, 2020: I'm really pleased to be able to say that we are now a local collection point for Morecambe Bay Foodbank!
Morecambe Bay Foodbank will accept all donations but are especially keen to have:
Tins of: beans; meat(s); fruits; vegetables; fish; soup; tomatoes; rice pudding
Bottles of: squash; juice (esp. orange); jam; pasta sauce
Packets of: pasta; sugar; cereal; teabags; instant noodles; instant rice; biscuits; custard; instant mash
If anyone in Burton would like to donate to the food bank but cannot get to a collection box please message us and we'll arrange for a pick up from you by a member of the team, or if you prefer you can donate money directly to the food bank via this link, and thank you for all of your support so far.
This is a super piece all about our lovely village, written by Hannah, on the Family Adventure Project blog. Click the link to read it. Enjoy! Burton in Kendal: Our Beautiful Village
