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On 19 September 2009, Valentine Rock took place; a 19-band charity music festival. It was staged at the Ernest
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Cricket Club plays at the Ernest Valentine Ground, on the High Cloffock near the River Derwent and the town centre. It is a thriving club with three senior teams and a growing junior section putting out six teams. It is affiliated to Cumbria Cricket League, Cumbria Cricket Board, Cumbria
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or an even earlier form. Since 2001, matches have raised over £75,000 for local charities. An Uppies and
Downies ball is made from four pieces of cow leather. It is 21 inches (53 cm) in circumference and weighs about two and a half pounds (1.1 kg). Only three hand-made balls are produced
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for the site since 2003. Campaigners opposed the sale, stating that the land was common ground and belonged to the people of
Workington. In 2010 the Countess of Lonsdale invoked her rights to mine the land, in an attempt to prevent the development. In 2011 a closed meeting of Allerdale councillors
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Allerdale District School's Championships, which lead on to the Cumbria Schools Championships. The results of Cumbria's championships guide selection of the county teams to compete in the
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In 2006, Washington Square, a £50 million shopping centre and mixed-use complex, was opened to replace the run-down St John's Arcade, built in the 1960s and 1970s. In 2007, the Royal
Institution of Chartered Surveyors named Washington Square the "best commercial project" in
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discussed the sale of the site, but the council rescinded on its decision to sell it to Tesco in June 2011. Tesco stated that it was still seeking a site for a store of around 60,000 sq ft (5,600 m) Workington to replace the established one.
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Extra store on the Cloffocks provoked controversy and opposition from local people; a planning application was placed in 2006 by Tesco, after it acquired the Cloffocks site for £18 million; Tesco had been competing with
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Workington and District Sea Angling Club takes part in regular monthly matches. It meets every month in the Union Jack Club, Senhouse Street, Workington. It also arranges tuition for its anglers.
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equipment. DEC, known to the local people as "Chapel Bank", had an engineering design office, engineering workshops and a foundry that at one time contained six of the seven
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crisis in Britain. It is based in the former steelworks offices. Many Workington residents are employed outside the town in the nuclear industry located in and around
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was consulted on the layout. Considered "one of the premier courses in Cumbria", it was influenced in the 1950s by F. G. Hawtree and by Howard Swan today.
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Dixson, Nicole (13 December 2002). "Thumbs up for the new look".
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Images of Sport – Workington Association Football Club
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627:provided by the Lake District Coast Aquarium in
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3079:"Comets Academy Rides Again"
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2918:Richard L. M. Byers (2003).
2836:. 2 May 2008. Archived from
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2757:. 9 May 2008. Archived from
1938:"Town Centre Wins Top Award"
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1759:Borough Park (Workington)
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