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Kendal Calling issues statement after teenager, 17, dies at music festival

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Kendal Calling issues statement after teenager, 17, dies at music festival
Kendal Calling issues statement after teenager, 17, dies at music festival
Cumbria Constabulary want to speak to people who witnessed the incident
Sky News
Sky News1 hrs ago
Teenage girl dies at Kendal Calling festival
A 17-year-old girl died at Kendal Calling festival in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Teenager dies at Kendal Calling festival in the Lake District
The four-day festival at Lowther Deer Park was headlined by Wolf Alice and Scissor Sisters
BBC News
BBC News1 hrs ago
Teenager dies after 'medical episode' at music festival in Cumbria
Cumbria Police says the 17-year-old girl suffered a medical episode.
Teenage girl dies at Kendal Calling festival after suffering 'medical episode'
A 17-year-old girl died in the early hours of the morning at the Cumbria festival
Kendal Calling: Teenage girl dies after 'medical episode' at popular festival
A 17-year-old girl has died following a medical episode at a popular festival in the North.
Teenager dies after 'medical episode' at Kendal Calling festival
Police are looking into the circumstances after the teen was pronounced dead at the scene at the popular UK festival
ITV News
ITV News3 hrs ago
Teenager dies at Kendal Calling music festival | ITV News
Teenager dies at Kendal Calling music festival | ITV News  itv.com
Daily Mail
Daily Mail4 hrs ago
Teenage girl, 17, dies after suffering 'medical episode' at Kendal Calling festival
The 17-year-old passed away in the early hours of this morning after suffering the medical episode at around 2.15AM.
The Mirror
The Mirror🏁 first to report9 hrs ago
North London festival issues statement after several people injured due to 'major incident'
Ghana Party in the Park was closed early due to a "major incident" and organisers have now confirmed "the decision to close the festival was made solely on the grounds of health and safety"