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A collaboration which could result in the creation of a terminal to transport CO2 to Spirit Energy's Morecambe Net Zero (MNZ) Peak Cluster project has been signed.

A Lake District hotel, which was on the market for £1.795 million, has been sold to a local investor.

The fifth Barrow-built Astute class submarine HMS Anson has arrived in Western Australia in the latest milestone in the AUKUS partnership, the initiative which links Australia, the UK and US.

Leading Cumbrian accountancy firm Lamont Pridmore is warning that family firms face risks if they are not prepared for succession, retirement and planning future tax liabilities.

The chief executive of Westmorland and Furness Council has defended this week’s decision to close Barrow market saying the authority had little choice but says action is underway to offer temporary homes to displaced traders.

Armstrong Watson has expanded its offering with the launch of two specialist propositions - a Financial Reporting Team and a Fractional FD/CFO Service.

Businesses in Barrow have been rallying around to offer support to those affected by a decision to close the town’s market.

As the deadline passes on the Government survey to consider a levy on tourists, Jeremy Smith, head of campaigns and engagement at Friends of the Lake District suggests how it could work in Cumbria.

Four legal staff have landed roles at Carlisle law firm Wragg Mark-Bell following the sudden collapse of solicitors Butterworths’ owners, PM Law Ltd.

A hotel, event space and shops are included in plans to bring more of the Jennings Brewery site in Cockermouth back into use.