Was a fantastic, friendly place but unfortunately has closed due to cutbacks has have so many of…read moreour smaller "post offices" throughout the area.

I needed more postcard stamps, so I stopped by this post office to get some. I promised my husband…read moreand friends that I will be sending them some postcards during my travels in the UK. Service was really friendly and quick! Can't ask for more than that!

Excellent, friendly, helpful and informative staff, my banking is carried out now with Bare post…read moreoffice since my local bank closed. Thank you to the staff , made my life a lot easier

I cannot understand the first review I use the post office every day and have found Ian and jan to…read morebe professional and polite and always willing to go the "extra mile" should it be necessary PS other than shop there I have no connection to the shop

Oozes atmosphere from the couple who run the shop and post office, not so bad if the lady isn't…read moreworking but I have to say it makes you feel very uncomfortable. The gentleman likes to read the address on any mail you are sending and usually makes a comment on who the mail is going to, this has happened every time I have needed to send something either as a return or needed special delivery.

Great little shop. Friendly staff.read more

There was a lovely range of food, kitchenware and lots of bits and pieces on display with fresh…read morebread, cheeses, deli and wine. An Aladdin's Cave for foodies and other interesting bits and pieces. We loved it.

St Michael and the Holy Angels is the Parish church of Pennington. The vicar is currently Rev. Gary…read moreTubbs who can be reached on garytubbs@bigfoot.com The building is very old and has a large chuchyard. I will add more information when I have been there again. The vicar Rev. Gary Tubbs lives at Trinkeld Vicarage, Swarthmoor Ulverston LA12 ORZ Telephone: 01229 583174 Email: garytubbs@bigfoot.com

I came across this viaduct on my way to Hawes from Sedburgh. You often see pictures of these…read morelandmarks of a bygone age, fortunately this one is still in use & is part of the Settle Railway. There is a small lay-by on a very narrow road from where the picture was taken, but take care as it's a main road to Hawes & gets busy with motorcycles at weekends in the bike season.