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The University of Cumbria welcomed key healthcare leaders and regional stakeholders to its Barrow campus for an event focused on the future of community-based healthcare delivery and the growing impact of artificial intelligence and health technologies on the workforce.

Owners of a West Cumbrian hotel have unveiled the first phase of the venue’s multi-million-pound revamp – and it’s a showstopper.

Colleges, culinary academies and professional chefs from across Cumbria and north Lancashire will take centre stage at the Lakes Hospitality Trade Show 2026, as the event throws the spotlight on training, recruitment and future talent for the hospitality industry.

Cleaner rivers and lakes, more viable and sustainable farms, improved management of the environment; just three of nine wide-ranging objectives set out in a plan which could map out the future of the Lake District.

A landmark investment summit showcasing the North of England on the global stage will take place next year.

Furness Building Society has appointed a head of savings strategy.

Plans to develop a windfarm in the Irish Sea which could provide power for more than 500,000 homes have passed another milestone.

The former boss of the Lake District National Park has been appointed as a Professor of Practice at the University of Cumbria.

Every business has a brand. Even if you have never written a mission statement or opened a design file, your brand exists in the minds of the people who meet you, work with you or buy from you.

A sustainable tourism specialist who was commissioned by Friends of the Lake District to report on the effects of tourism on the area has now been asked to carry out a similar study for National Parks England.