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A Cumbrian man has re-skilled at 50 to follow his ambition of becoming a locksmith.

In 1980, Kendal Mountain Festival was launched, aimed as a gathering to celebrate all aspects of outdoor and adventure culture.

A rapidly growing civil engineering firm has established a new base in West Cumbria as it prepares to continue working on major infrastructure projects.

Enterprising Cumbria have launched a new project aimed at supporting businesses in Barrow.

A 19-acre site near Penrith has been acquired by Maple Grove Developments for a commercial development.

It has been revealed that a £4.9 million nuclear robotics and AI cluster will be created across Cumbria and Oxfordshire.

Carlisle United and the University of Cumbria are collaborating to see if the introduction of secure cycle parking and bike maintenance facilities would encourage more people to ride to Brunton Park on matchdays.

It’s the backbone of electrical power supply in Cumbria and is about to undergo a major transformation costing millions.

A Cumbrian family business is modernising one of the county's favourite sweet treats.

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 for the first half of this year. The company’s profits have increased by almost 24% from £271.1m a year ago.