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Carlisle
and District Speakers Club
The Club was founded in September 1982 and was originally
known as Carlisle Ladies Speakers Club. We started with five
ladies, three of whom are still members, and over the next
five years increased to a membership of twenty-seven.
http://carlislespeakers.blogspot.com |
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Carlisle
Canoe Club
Carlisle Canoe Club is an active canoe and kayak club with
about seventy members participating in whitewater river running,
playboating, Canadian canoeing (open canoeing), sea paddling,
surfing, and canoe polo.
www.carlislecanoeclub.org.uk |
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Carlisle
Green Room Club
Throughout its life Carlisle Green Room has supported drama
in the City and County. For a number of years after the closure
of Her Majesty's Theatre we were the only club in the City
keeping the interest in live theatre going. In recent years
small independent groups have sprung up only to fade away
again. The Club has been the only consistent voice.
www.carlislegreenroom.co.uk |
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Carlisle
Small Arms Club
From its humble beginnings in the late 1970`s Carlisle Small
Arms Club has developed into a facility, which it members
believe is one of the best shooting clubs in the North West.
www.smallarms.org.uk |
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Carlisle
Snowsports Club
Carlisle Snowsports Club is a none profit making organization
the club exists to provide ski facilities and instruction
from beginners up to and including advanced skiers and snowboarders.
www.carlislesnowsports.co.uk |
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Friends
of the Settle Carlisle Line
The Friends of the Settle Carlisle Line were formed in 1981
to campaign against a proposal to close this famous historic
and scenic route, and in 1989 the Government decided that
the line must remain open.
www.settle-carlisle.org/about_foscl.cfm |
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