The 25m, four lane main pool and additional learner pool are ideal for swimming lessons, fitness sessions and general swimming and pool activities.

Nestled in the town centre, the Tufton Arms Hotel is an intimate, upmarket hotel, which was originally a 16th century coaching inn and is now a Grade II listed Victorian building. Ceased to be borough and county town 1974, on creation of new county of Cumbria; its name was subsequently changed to Appleby-in-Westmorland. Orton - The village of Orton stretches languidly in all directions but never loses sight of its focal centre, where several roads and footpaths converge. Appleby was the county town of Westmorland until 1974, when the boundary lines were redrawn and the ancient counties of Cumberland and Westmorland disappeared to be replaced by Cumbria (which also includes bits of Lancashire). In 1671 Sir Daniel Fleming described Appleby as being ‘so mean’ and devoid of manufacturing that it would be ‘little better than a village’ were it not for its county town functions.

Note - if you plan to visit on the Monday or Tuesday (10th and 11th) you may be disappointed as there will be very little to see. The route starts directly from Kirkby Stephen Railway Station and meanders through woodland, following the River Eden until it reaches Appleby. Straddling the B1207 – the historic Roman Road of Ermine Street which once ran directly from London to York, the village nestles on the dipped slope of a limestone escarpment that falls gently towards the River Ancholme to the east. Appleby Horse Fair: A variety of Information and books are available on the famous Appleby Horse Fair held in June each year. In addition to classes and exhibits, there are a variety of stands, children’s entertainment and a craft tent.

The Appleby Horse Fair, also known as Appleby New Fair, is "an annual gathering of Gypsies and Travellers in the town of Appleby-in-Westmorland in Cumbria, England.

Almshouses for single elderly ladies, known as St Anne’s Hospital, founded 1653 by Lady Anne Clifford and endowed with estate at Brougham and lands formerly belonging to St Nicholas’ hospital. This doesn’t mean Appleby is off limits; it’s a great way to explore and enjoy the town without the crowds. For guided swims, Ullswater Swim Place is a small businesses situated on the shores of the lake at Another Place Hotel. Information is also available on what to see and do around the Eden Valley, Cumbria - The Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines. The Lake District is renowned for its rain, so it’s likely a visit here will include a rainy day or two.

Lady Anne’s Way is a long distance footpath dedicated to the peeress and runs for 100 miles, starting at Skipton and passing through the Yorkshire Dales, Upper Eden Valley, Kirkby Stephen and Appleby, before finishing in Brougham, Penrith. Our Plugs have been used in very high profile commissions from the houses of parliament, the Cutty Sark, Football Stadiums to Big Ben, all for the surface concealment of screw and bolt heads when fitting timber joinery and associated timber mouldings and products. The horse fair has generated some controversy over the years, with some complaints of mess being left in the town, [9] violent crime [10] and animal cruelty. Exclusive luxury log cabins on a beautiful seven acre private grounds, each with its own private outdoor hot tub, offering peace, tranquility and wonderful views, walking distance to three fantastic village pubs. Appleby-in-Westmorland is a market town and civil parish in Westmorland and Furness, Cumbria, England, with a population of 3,048 at the 2011 Census.Located in the Eden Valley overlooking the Pennines, Wild Rose Park is an award-winning ‘glamping site’ complete with caravans, lodges and camping pods. There is a market on Jimmy Winter's Field selling a variety of goods, some traditional to the Gypsy travelling community, and a range of other horse-related products. The village is approximately a mile from the Ancholme across a stretch of agricultural land known as Appleby Carrs.

Although Haweswater may look tempting for swimmers, it is off limits due to its status as a reservoir. A popular swimming route is to swim along the river towards Whale farm; here there is a crystal clear pool with spots along the riverside for a break and a picnic! They are frequently recognised for their experience and excellent client service and are consistently ranked in the top tiers for property work.

The town remained a municipal borough until such status was abolished under the Local Government Act 1972. The original Appleby practised in Bermuda and was established by Major Reginald Appleby, who commenced practice in the late 1890s. Appleby Manor offers a wide range of special offers, packages and breaks which are not available on any other web site. He would have followed, but his father died suddenly in 1743, just as he reached the age when the two older boys had made the voyage. The Courts of Assise met at the Shire Hall there, [26] [27] although the former county council sat at the County Hall in Kendal.