Business Crack

A major consortium has revealed plans to base a sustainable aviation fuel project in Barrow, which would create 850 new...

With so much going on the in the world of business, hearing directly from those involved has never been more...

A heavy engineering company which makes and maintains steel making equipment is keeping a close eye on government efforts to...

A redundant Sellafield train has returned to the firm that rebuilt it 28 years ago.

An expert in artificial intelligence has joined the University of Cumbria.

A family business reputed to be the first Porsche dealership in the UK has claimed the top step of the...

Carlisle United has become Cumbria Chamber of Commerce's latest signing.

A pool, gym and treatment room are among facilities opened in a new Wellness Club launched at The Ro Hotel...

Let's think about change. The idea of welcoming change even (or especially) when it arrives late can be a tough...

Cumbria Chamber of Commerce welcomed a packed audience on Tuesday for its first Leadership Conference, bringing together speakers and local...

John Grainger, executive director of Britain’s Energy Coast Business Cluster will retire this month after nine years guiding the organisation.

A decision by the Lake District National Park Authority to offer a lease to sustain the future of the Brockhole...

What began as a 16-month initiative has now become a cornerstone of Cumbria's business landscape for 20 years. Enterprise Answers,...

Staff employed by a Workington-based specialist surveying company have spent the first three months of the year working on a...

A charity which helps businesses become more energy efficient has rebranded to make more impact in Cumbria. Cumbria Action for...

Prima Uno has strengthened its executive management board with the recruitment of a strategic and growth director.

Sealy UK has been announced as the first sponsor of Made in Cumbria.

Carlisle-based Story Decorating Group has won a major industry award.

Cumbria Chamber of Commerce’s annual Conference Cumbria is back.

Shipping and maritime engineering company James Fisher’s annual report shows the business has high hopes for future development.