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As Cumbria submerged under water this week, we were sent pictures by readers of the situation in their neighbourhood.

One person is guaranteed to win a Lake District home worth £4.5m – plus £250,000 in cash – as part ...

In a closely-fought clash in Counties 1 Cumbria, Cockermouth won their home game with neighbours Keswick 36-22.

Stocksbridge Park Steels' Bracken Moor Stadium has proved a happy hunting ground for Workington Reds over the years.

Managerless Workington slumped to their eighth league defeat of the season and ended the day at the foot of the ...

The streets of Kendal came alive this weekend as over 1,000 participants and many spectators gathered to celebrate the town's ...

Workington Comets were unable to give their fans the farewell performance they wanted at Northside’s GT Tyres Arena.

Despite torrential rain, the 2025 Ulverston Lantern Festival drew thousands of townsfolk and visitors, proving that nothing could dampen the ...

Rain didn't dampen the enthusiasm for 2025's Egremont Crab Fair as hundreds of people grabbed an umbrella for all the ...

Hundreds of people took on the bad weather to support Egremont Crab Fair's Dancing in the Street.

Carlisle band Hardwicke Circus gave a one-off performance, A Night for Ukraine, at Carlisle Cathedral.

Around 400 people attended protests in Carlisle city centre yesterday.

Windscale’s recent good form hit the buffers when they suffered a 3-1 home defeat to South Moor. 

The Red Arrows took part in a flypast in Cumbria yesterday as a unique seaplane also took the skies.

Redcar's 53-37 win over Workington at the ECCO Arena ended the Comets’ hopes of a dramatic late run into the ...

A big finish from the Workington Comets saw off the challenge of Oxford Cheetahs at the Northside GT Tyres Arena.

Around 700 people enjoyed SeaFest at St Bees last weekend.

That's a wrap! Kendal Calling drew to a close last night and now thousands of people will be leaving after ...

Workington Comets were well beaten at Plymouth last night, but this time they couldn’t salvage the aggregate point.

A West Cumbrian charity golf day has raised £10,400 to help save men's lives.