Refugees from war-torn countries have recently benefited from an equine therapy programme in Cumbria. The sessions were made possible by funding from the Cumberland's Charitable Foundation.

Veterans decorated the shop window of The Stitched Up Headquarters Junk & Disorderly with armed forces memorabilia to mark Remembrance Day 2024. Cheryl Gartland is the owner of The Stitched Up ...

A federal investigation into Chinese government efforts to hack into US telecommunications networks has revealed a “broad and significant” cyberespionage campaign aimed at stealing information from ...

Caitlin Heatley from Carlisle started her new business, Skye's Hair Bow Heaven in June, after being inspired by her eight-year-old daughter Skye's love for all things hair accessories. Skye's Hair Bow ...

A TRIBUTE to the popular Scottish performer Gerry Cinnamon is set to perform in Carlisle in early 2025. The Gerry Cinna-man experience is described as one of the the UK's top tributes to Gerry ...

An independent audit opinion on legacy authority finances cannot be given due to an under-resourced and over-worked finance team, Cumberland Council heard. At a meeting of the council’s Audit ...

Steel beams have arrived on site that will be part of the new Caldew crossing bridge on the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) ...

Hundreds of people lined the streets of Cumbria to cheer on presenter, comedian and BBC Radio Two DJ Paddy McGuinness as he passed through on his epic challenge for Children in Need. Paddy is ...

A CORONER has concluded that the death of a Cockermouth man who 'felt like a prisoner in his own home', after being the victim of a violent assault six months earlier was drug-related. Andrew Sisson, ...