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The newest section of the first Dreadnought submarine to be built at BAE Systems’ yard in Barrow has been moved, as work on the first of class continues.

A young Cumbrian cake business, Vie’s Jamaican Rum Cakes has launched a new crowdfunding campaign today to raise £5000 to buy a van for the blossoming company

Made Smarter, the movement helping SMEs join the Industry 4.0 revolution, has reached a major milestone having now funded more than 100 businesses, including 13 in Cumbria.

A corporate and audit specialist at David Allen has passed her Administration of Estates: England and Wales exam towards the STEP (Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners) qualification.  

The operators of a group of popular Lakes restaurants and bars have acquired their latest venue during the lockdown – just in time to open as rules are relaxed.

A refreshed approach to engaging smaller and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) at Sellafield has been rewarded with a nomination for a prestigious award.

Destination Management Organisations from across the country have joined together to back a campaign encouraging government to ensure the tourism sector is supported through Winter 2020.

Tourism business in the North Pennines that are working towards reopening next month are being given access to new resources to help them promote their distinctive location to visitors.

Cumbrian food champions Cranstons are pleased to announce the recent recruitment of Naomi Morgan to their product development team. Naomi a former bakery and café owner who relocated with her family to Penrith last summer

A NEW scheme which will give support to businesses large and small while boosting local supply chain opportunities is launched today.