Business Crack

Financial support and expert advice are on offer to budding entrepreneurs in Westmorland and Furness.

A drive wheel failure has led to the suspension of the cross-Windemere ferry for at least a week.

Shareholders are to be paid an interim dividend worth 17.28 pence per ordinary share after United Utilities recorded £335.7m in underlying operating profits...

A survey of Cumbria's tourism businesses has revealed that over half say staff shortages is having an impact on profitability.

A north Cumbrian construction company has completed the first phase of a major town centre regeneration project.

Like many at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, co-founder of Ullswater eBikes Steve Sykes suddenly found himself facing redundancy...

Des Horner originally trained and worked as a welder for British Nuclear Fuels and at Sellafield, before a career change...

£1m is to be spent converting a disused hotel in Windermere into a 17-bed aparthotel.

The 6th annual UlverSTEM event takes place this weekend aimed at inspiring young people to consider science, technology, engineering and...

From gaining early responsibility to learning while they earn, apprentices at a firm producing high specification electronic components have been...

A 12-acre woodland on the edge of the Lake District National Park overlooking Morecambe Bay is up for sale with...

A £200 million plan to transform Barrow's future has been signed off by the Government.

Sir Keir Starmer has used a speech at the COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan to highlight environmental projects in the...

A Carlisle-based brand, design and marketing agency has announced an innovative new event for businesses.

Tweddle Holdings and its subsidiary holdings have been acquired in a management buyout.

A Cumbrian playground business is set to expand into Croatia after seeing huge demand for its equipment around Europe.

A new property advisor has been appointed to join the team at H&H Land & Estates.

A Carlisle business that finds value in retro furniture is on a mission to prove newer isn’t always better. Absolutely...

One of the most senior figures at a leading Cumbrian engineering firm is preparing to celebrate 20 years of service.

Teenagers are better at judging risk than we give them credit for, says safety expert Tom Duggan.