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Cumbria PR exists to promote all that's best about the Lake District and beyond.
We work with enterprises large and small to highlight what they are doing well and to reach the audiences that matter. Communication is crucial to business success and an effective campaign requires enthusiasm, clarity, creativity and experience, all of which we can offer. Let us give your success stories the impact they deserve. 
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You might have stayed at the Cedar Manor Hotel, and you must visit Rydal Mount where William Wordsworth lived for most of his life. You'll know the wonderful Heaton Cooper Studio in Grasmere, where there's now a divine cafe, Mathilde's. And in Ambleside, you'll have dined at Zeffirellis, and watched a film there. But Cumbria PR also works behind the scenes, with a range of businesses from marketing to mountain safety. Effective media relations
This montage of press cuttings was created for an exhibition in Wray Castle to celebrate the achievements of the Windermere Reflections project. All the material here came from the Cumbria PR desk
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New book from Cumbria PR
Eileen Jones has written a book about parkrun, and launched it with a 330-mile, seven-day relay from Windermere to Bushy Park in London, with 105 runners taking part. Details here, and you can also order the book from this website: https://gritstonecoop.co.uk/aftercovid/how-a-330-mile-relay-run-launched-our-book/ --------------------------------------------------- Sustainable tourism Cumbria PR worked with Cedar Manor Hotel to organise a one-day conference on sustainable tourism. Travel writers and academics heard presentations from Gill Haigh, the MD of Cumbria Tourism; Sarah Swindley of the Lake District Foundation; and Andrea Nicholas of Green Tourism UK. The keynote speakers were climate change campaigner Ashley Cooper, the photographer and author of Global Warming Images; and Kate Rawles, the adventure environmentalist who has cycled the length of South America (on a home-made bamboo bike) looking at the impact of eco decisions and policy. |
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