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Major plans from BAE Systems to support and safeguard the future of the UK’s submarine production have been given the...

A Cumbrian playground manufacturer has been accredited as an inclusive workplace.

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has announced it will support around 20 PhDs with £5 million over five years.

Carlisle law firm Wragg Mark-Bell has expanded its conveyancing team with a new appointment.

An award-winning Lake District guest house is thriving, thanks to help from the Cumberland Building Society.

Appleby Creamery is aiming to support its traditional manufacturing processes and make its products even more sustainable through the use...

More than 1,250 people are set to attend a Cumbria Business Expo 2024 at Carlisle Racecourse this week.

The Olympics may have been good news for France but the sporting event combined with poor weather, financial uncertainty and...

International Men's Day takes place in November - and Cumbria Chamber of Commerce is holding an event to mark it.

A Lake District hotel would create more jobs if plans to revamp and and extend it get the go-ahead.

The University of Cumbria has announced the appointment of two new members to its senior leadership team.

A new construction training facility in West Cumbria aims to provide an alternate pathway to employment for young people.

An executive chauffeuring and transport company has launched in Cumbria.

When Chris and Julie Dilger first came across a Lake District farm estate, they instantly saw potential in the old...

People have the chance to take a behind-the-scenes tour of three of Cumbria’s leading firms as part of this year’s...

A leading law firm with an office in Cumbria, has announced a change at the top.

A decision to give the go-ahead for an £160m coal mine off the coast of Cumbria have been quashed.

Plans from BAE Systems to build a research and development facility in Barrow capable of housing hundreds of employees are...

The Lake District is widely known as the UK's adventure capital, so it's not surprising to hear that some of...

A Cumbrian embroidery company has invested £60,000 in UK-first machinery to meet increased demand for its services.