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The photography and journalism of Carlisle-based photojournalist Ian Duncan.

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TRIBUTE... Guns n' Roses tribute band Guns n' Yorkshire Roses perform at Carlisle's The Old Fire Station during their Appetite for Yorkshire Puddings tour. Picture: Ian Duncan.

Amazing tribute: Guns n’ Yorkshire Roses perform hits live

Posted on 13th Sep 202613th Sep 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

It was a last minute decision, as my plans for the weekend fell through, but last night I decided to… Read more Amazing tribute: Guns n’ Yorkshire Roses perform hits live

Humanity – The Forgotten Army statue in the North Marine Park in South Shields in the north-east of England by artist Ray Lonsdale. Photo: Ian Duncan.

Humanity – The Forgotten Army and Ray Lonsdale’s other statues

Posted on 25th Aug 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

Over the weekend I had a catch up with mam in my home town of South Shields but, before I… Read more Humanity – The Forgotten Army and Ray Lonsdale’s other statues

Wath Brow Hornets (in black) v Waterhead Warriors (in green) in the National Premier Rugby League at Giel Park in the Wath Brow area of Cleator Moor in Cumbria... Picture: Ian Duncan.

Rugby League: Wath Brow Hornets v Waterhead Warriors

Posted on 23rd Aug 202624th Aug 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

Yesterday (Saturday, August 22) I ventured down to Geil Park in the Wath Brow area of Cleator Moor in west… Read more Rugby League: Wath Brow Hornets v Waterhead Warriors

TRIBUTE... Iron Maiden tribute band The Beast UK perform at The Old Fire Station in Carlisle. Picture: Ian Duncan.

Iron Maiden tribute band The Beast UK

Posted on 1st Aug 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

Last night I relived my youth by watching an Iron Maiden tribute band The Beast UK which is an obvious… Read more Iron Maiden tribute band The Beast UK

FIRST TRY... 17-year-old Conrad Dockwray scores his first try for Wath Brow Hornets in their rugby league match against Wigan St Judes at Giel Park in the Wath Brow area of Cleator Moor. In the end the score was 22-24 thanks to a last minute try by Wigan... Picture: Ian Duncan...

Wath Brow Hornets fall short against Wigan St Judes

Posted on 5th Jul 20267th Jul 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

Yesterday I saw my third amateur rugby league match this year, at Wath Brow Hornets’ Giel Park home ground in… Read more Wath Brow Hornets fall short against Wigan St Judes

Martin Stephenson performing at the Falcon Festival in May 2007. Picture: Ian Duncan.

Martin Stephenson in Carlisle 19 years later

Posted on 29th Jun 202630th Jun 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

I well remember the band Martin Stephenson and the Daintees back in the mid-1980s as they were widely tipped to… Read more Martin Stephenson in Carlisle 19 years later

Natty Dougan celebrates after scoring his try for Wath Brow hornets, in white shirts, against West Bowling. Picture by Ian Duncan.

Hornets Bounce Back to Return to Winning Ways

Posted on 22nd Jun 202622nd Jun 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

I attended my second rugby league match this year on Saturday when Cleator Moor’s Wath Brow Hornets faced visitors West… Read more Hornets Bounce Back to Return to Winning Ways

The Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor disaster 40 years on

Posted on 26th Apr 20264th May 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

It is hard to believe that today is the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster and I can remember seeing… Read more The Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor disaster 40 years on

Road safety campaign Operation Colossus in Carlisle where Cumbria police select vehicles at random for inspection in London Road... Insp Alex Johnson who was leading the operation... Picture: Ian Duncan.

Operation Colossus

Posted on 22nd Apr 202622nd Apr 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

Read more: Antisocial yob biker I had some fun and games last year when Cumbria police started Operation Colossus which… Read more Operation Colossus

MONT ST MICHEL... France. Picture: Ian Duncan.

August 1989 and The Three Musketeers conquer France

Posted on 11th Apr 202622nd Apr 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

It was August 1989 and three travelling companions were set to invade France from the north-east of England to enjoy… Read more August 1989 and The Three Musketeers conquer France

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