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Around 150 teenagers from Energy Coast University Technical College and beyond attended the first skills fair which gave them the chance to meet employers who may well be looking to recruit in the near future.

When she was launched in 1971 HMS Swiftsure represented the cutting edge of the Royal Navy's Submarine Service. Now the Cold War veteran will serve as the blueprint for dismantling the rest of the UK's decommissioned nuclear boats.

Next week’s Budget will be the first from a Labour government in almost 14 years, during which time we have lived through challenging economic change following the financial crisis of 2008, Brexit, a pandemic that no one could have predicted,...

Carlisle's MP is backing moves to support independent breweries.

A new report by a national watchdog said concerns over project management and staffing means Sellafield is not yet achieving value for money.

Team Barrow welcomed a Government minister to the town.

Applications are now open for Westmorland and Furness Council's new Greening Businesses Scheme.

An event featuring people who have been successful on BBC TV show Dragons' Den will be held next month.

Revolutionary new sail technology has been installed on a ship used to transport nuclear fuel to reduce its carbon footprint.

From new builds to large agricultural projects, Penrith-based Love Solar Ltd have a growing reputation for using their expertise to develop sustainable, energy efficient projects in Cumbria and beyond.