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2006 A real Fool walked away with the big prize at the International Jester Tournament at Muncaster Castle in the Lake District on Thursday 1st June 2006. April 2006 Muncaster Castle is looking for a new jester. Home to the original Tom Fool, it is believed to be the only Castle in Europe that appoints a modern day jester. April 2006 Muncaster Castle has announced exciting plans to develop new Kitchen, Herb and Physic gardens together with a Plant Centre. March 2006 Muncaster Castle in the Lake District is preparing to celebrate April Fool's Day in a style befitting the home of the original Tom Fool. January 2006 A new school for ghost hunters is being launched at a castle in the Lake District that is reputed to be one of the country's most haunted buildings. December 2005 Anyone looking for some real Christmas magic should take a trip after dark during the festive season to the Lake District's most enchanted castle. November 2005 Muncaster Castle's first Fool for more than 350 years will become a member of the National Guild of Jesters at an official ceremony on Wednesday. October 2005 An academic is looking for people to take part in his research on ghosts at Muncaster Castle in the Lake District, reputedly one of Britain's most haunted castles. April 2005 The British Guild of Jesters claims
to have identified the real North-South divide. After a six week
search no one has yet entered a contest to find the North of England's
only official jester. March 2005 Staff at Muncaster Castle in the Western Lake District are working hard to encourage more than a dozen Grey Herons to build new homes after some of their nesting trees were blown down in January's storms. Bleak House to Enchanted Castle Muncaster in the Lake District has been the home of the Pennington family for at least eight hundred years but new research reveals that their time at the Castle nearly came to an aburpt end in the eighteenth century.
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