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Cumbrian companies could be put out of business if they don’t take the rising threat of cybercrime seriously.

Three Cumbrian businesses have been awarded £10,000 to help them accelerate growth.

Work has begun to place a new protective layer over historic trenches at the Low Level Waste Repository site in West Cumbria.

Two leading organisations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding which focuses on the development of a range of mutually beneficial initiatives strengthening the education, employment and engagement aspects of both organisations.

Two Sellafield employees have been recognised for their work in inclusion and innovation.

The Westmorland & Furness Green Enterprise Hub has helped pave the way for a net zero future and leaves a lasting legacy.

Among the today's regular Cumbria Chamber of Commerce Business Bites event held at the Lakeside Hotel and Spa were two teenagers at the start of their careers.

North West law firm Harrison Drury – which has an office in Kendal – has been acquired by six members of its management team.

Exactly 100 years since the inaugural board meeting of Harrison & Hetherington’s Auction Marts Ltd in February 1925,the company celebrated the significant milestone with a grand black-tie gala evening.

After three weeks of maintenance work, Windermere's troubled ferry returned to work this morning according to an email to users from Westmorland and Furness Council - only for a second note to be sent out thirty minutes later saying services...