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BECBC chief executive Dianne Richardson celebrates five years at the helm

Prestigious accolade for Whitehaven’s The Edge

Cumbrian organisation ranks among global giants

Power of adventure – Bendrigg Trust’s Sara Murray confirmed as latest speaker for Conference Cumbria

Up to 250 jobs set to be created at new Penrith facility

Up to 250 jobs could be generated after Eden councillors gave their backing to a new employment site on the outskirts of Penrith.

New office for South Cumbrian care provider

South Lakes and Furness home care provider Heydays Care and Support Services has opened a second office.

How many times a day do Cumbrian businesses post on social media?

Cumbria's high street businesses post more than 14,000 times a day on social media, new research has found.

West Cumbrian community pub seeks new landlords

A community owned village pub in West Cumbria is seeking new landlords to take on the inn.

New partner joins leading Cumbrian law firm

A new partner has joined leading Cumbrian law firm Baines Wilson.

Cumbria’s NatWest branches escape axe in countrywide closure plan

Cumbria's NatWest banks have escaped the axe as the company announces branch closures across the country.

Duo take on first of its kind apprenticeship with Solomons Europe

Leading quantity surveying practice Solomons Europe has ramped up its commitment to developing skills for the future by taking on two new apprentices for its Cumbria team.

New co-chairs of Futures Forum announced

Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership (CLEP) is delighted to announce the new Co-Chairs of its Futures Forum.

Copeland’s apprentices praised by MP Trudy Harrison

Copeland MP Trudy Harrison has praised the passion, skill and dedication of the area’s apprentices.

South Cumbrian firm aims to reduce carbon footprint

A South Cumbrian printing firm is aiming to reduce its carbon footprint by installing solar panels on its roof.