Hefted - Dispatches from Cumbria
Hefted – Tales from CumbriaPodcasts, news, views and long-form articles inspired by the landscapes, heritage, culture and people of Cumbria and the Lake District. From the team behind Countrystride and Inspired by Lakeland.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 192 | Subscribers | Read | hefted.substack.com |
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Hefted newsletter #19: February 2026
In this month’s news roundup: Windermere Gateway plans on hold, the end of Solfest, Carlisle’s top-class glass, Whitehaven harbour nasties, Wainwright comes to Wetherspoons, UU U-turn… and equality champion Abbey Clancy heads to the Lakes. ...
Countrystride #159: Blackwell – Arts & Crafts in Lakeland
In the company of Niall Hodson, Keeper of Collections at Lakeland Arts, we start our conversation taking a long view over wintry Windermere and the context in which the Arts & Crafts movement emerged – the rise of mass production in the Vic...
Hefted newsletter #18: January 2026
In this month’s news roundup: The Tour de France comes to Cumbria!; Vehicle visitor levy proposal sidelined; Winter Bob double double; CA12 postcode envy; ‘Vanlife disaster’ on Kirkstone Pass; two new long-distance trails… and Brody finds a...
Countrystride #158: Haystacks – How Wainwright changed our lives
Closing a year of AW anniversaries – including the 70th anniversary of the publication of his first Pictorial Guide – we set out from Honister in the company of a string of guests whose lives have been touched or changed by the Blackburn-bo...
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The Hefted newsletter is a monthly roundup of news, views and long-form writing from Cumbria and the Lake District compiled by the team behind the Countrystride Podcast and Inspired by Lakeland.
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