Dan Taylor
Chief Reporter
Senior Reporter covering a variety of stories, including court and crime, across South Cumbria for The Mail in Barrow and The Westmorland Gazette in Kendal. Covers Barrow Central and Dalton.
Senior Reporter covering a variety of stories, including court and crime, across South Cumbria for The Mail in Barrow and The Westmorland Gazette in Kendal. Covers Barrow Central and Dalton.
Latest articles from Dan Taylor
How King Charles makes millions from Barrow coast
KING Charles is making millions from his ownership of the shoreline around Barrow, it can be revealed.
Floating solar array at dock would not have 'significant environmental effects'
How King Charles makes millions from Barrow coast
Waterstones boss promises chain will 'stay' in Barrow
THE boss of booksellers Waterstones has vowed to keep the chain's Barrow branch open despite the departure of some other national retailers.
'Total disaster' - Status Quo fans turn up at wrong theatre after 350 mile trip
STATUS Quo legend Francis Rossi was left bemused after two fans travelled hundreds of miles to see him play in Furness - only to miss out after they turned up at the closed Forum theatre.
Man who 'intimidated witness' due to face trial
A MAN accused of intimidating a witness has appeared in court.
JAILED: Former Cumbria police worker branded 'dangerous offender' after sex offences
A FORMER Cumbria police worker previously jailed for sharing illegal images of children being sexually abused has been handed another lengthy prison sentence for similar crimes — and again branded a dangerous offender.
Full plan for Furness General ward shake-up revealed
The creator of the petition described Abbey View 'a lifeline for local patients', adding: "Abbey View's contributions to our community go beyond statistics.
Government confirms expected timeline for AUKUS submarines
THE Government has confirmed that the next generation of Royal Navy attack submarines being built in Barrow will be operation by the late 2030s.
Hundreds waiting more than a year for hospital treatment
NEARLY 300 patients have been waiting more than a year for treatment at the trust that runs south Cumbria's hospitals, according to the latest figures.