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Early in December 2015, Cumberland flooded.  There were several days of extremely heavy rain, culminating in serious flooding in most low-lying areas of the Lake District.  The floods in Cockermouth, Glenridding  and other areas were well documented on the television news programmes, and the Langton Adventure Centre, only some four miles from Glenridding, was also hard hit.  As far as we know, the house, which is about two hundred years old, and is built of solid stone, has never been flooded before.

Need ideas for school trips in your County

Visiting the South West of England is an amazing region full of natural wild landscapes and dotted full of interesting historical towns, ancient sites that school groups and educational visits can experience. Looking for your school group to experience adventure then try some of the venues listed below that offer so much for your educational needs and soak up the cuture that they provide. See below:

With the Roman Conquest in 43 AD came the first written records of England's history. From the World Heritage Site of Hadrian's Wall to the lesser known villas and amphitheatres that once dotted the land, Britain has a surprisingly large amount of Roman ruins that can still be visited today.

Parkwood Outdoors Dolygaer Year of Adventure Open Weekend 2nd to 3rd April 2016

Hotel Aqua

Have you ever wondered why London looks like it does And where the stone came from?

This year is an exciting year, one that aims to teach children a thing or two about the world they live in, the food they eat and where it comes from. It has been named the "Year of Food and Farming" and it could hold the key to success for many farm...