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Latest News
28,000 people sign up for free Resident Passes
Published: 13th November 2017
More people than ever before are joining the free residents scheme of local residents
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Windermere Lake Cruises officially one of England’s top ten most popular attractions
Published: 30th August 2017
Visit Britain announces the most popular attractions in Britain
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Cumbria’s largest tourist attraction appoints new Directors
Published: 14th August 2017
Three New Directors at Windermere Lake Cruises
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Windermere stalwart honoured for half a century working on the lake
Published: 27th July 2017
We say 'Bon Voyage' to one of our longest-serving colleagues.
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Lake District’s biggest tourist attraction celebrates World Heritage Status
Published: 10th July 2017
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Watch the sun go down with Evening Cruises on England’s longest lake
Published: 21st June 2017
Evening Cruises are back for summer 2017
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Windermere Lake Cruises chosen to attend prestigious international event
Published: 19th May 2017
Were chosen as one of eight UK businesses to attend and event in China
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We sail away with a prestigous national award
Published: 20th April 2017
Success at the British Coach Tourism Awards for Windermere Lake Cruises
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Winter makeover keeps iconic ‘steamer’ shipshape
Published: 31st January 2017
Crews from Windermere Lake Cruises have donned their boiler suits to give the largest ‘steamer’ ever to sail on the lake a new lease of life.
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