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Opened in 1972, Killington Lake was one of the first Roadchef Motorway Service Areas and is now renowned for its peaceful and picturesque setting, hidden from the motorway by a man-made hill, ensuring a relaxing visit.

Built in 1847, on a slum clearance known as a fever pit, the extensive undercroft was created when the Station was extended over a bank. The rooms in the Undercroft have had various uses over the years, here are some that we know of: Butchers Room (The hooks are still hanging over a stone gully that would have drained away the blood) Cold Store (This looks like a crypt, its here that most people experience things) Old Buffet Room Lamp Rooms (Young boys were employed to keep paraffin lamps filled and the wicks trimmed) Foot Warmer Room (There was no heating on the trains, but a foot warmer could be hired) Garages (Some of the west side arches were later used as Mechanics Garage) Staff Accommodation Locker Room (Signing on point etc.) Census records show that the station was residential: people were born there, lived and died there and there are records of accidents and deaths that could account for some of the reports of Ghosts we have.

The Old Sweet Shoppe, in Denton Holme, is a throwback to the days when candy was weighed in quarters, toffee smashed with a hammer and everything came in a white paper bag.

RWP Training Limited offers: Apprenticeships Advanced Apprenticeships National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) throughout North and West Cumbria and the Eden Valley. We deliver these qualifications through high-quality: integrated, vocational (work-based) and bespoke learning programmes; training; planning; and rigorous quality standards.