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Plans to produce green jet fuel in Workington have been approved by the Government, as £6 million funding to fast-track the project to the next stage has been announced.

While engineers operated the robotic system, operators provided interface support and feedback, ensuring learning was maximised to inform future developments.

Ten teen entrepreneurs from West Cumbria were lauded at a celebration event last week.

The highest possible recognition for an organisation's support to the armed forces community has been awarded to a West Cumbrian company.

Her Majesty The Queen thanked submariners and their families for their efforts to keep the nation safe when she visited Barrow-built HMS Astute.

Around 200 workers at the Sellafield site are set to strike over pay.

Leading Cumbrian accountant Armstrong Watson has been named among The Sunday Times Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers for 2025.

Work to keep the port of Workington navigable is underway with the annual dredging campaign beginning this week.

The founder of a Cumbrian civil engineering firm has appointed the mentor who helped launch his career to lead several major projects across the UK.