More than 170 pedestrians were injured on Cumbria’s roads over the past year, according to new figures from national claims data and ...

THESE are the cases we covered in September which resulted in defendants receiving immediate custodial sentences.

A major project is giving young people in Cumbria the belief they need to forge careers in the creative industries. The Cumbria Arts and Culture Network is running the 'See It to Be It' scheme, ...

The team at Grasmere Village Hall thanked businesses for supporting the annual raffle, which will also go towards the conservation of red squirrels.

THESE are the cases we covered at South Cumbria Magistrates’ Court last month which saw motorists disqualified for both drink and drug driving.

Children were everywhere in the Dalton photographs - a 1910s view of the Market Cross shows a dozen boys and girls, well dressed and perched on the reconstructed fish slabs, while a man with a shovel ...

A SELF-EMPLOYED pest controller was caught drug driving after returning from a short-lived camping trip in South Cumbria, a court heard.

Between October 25 and 30, the historic attraction will be hosting pumpkin carving sessions to get people in the spooky spirit.

Kemi Badenoch promised to abolish stamp duty if the Conservatives win the next election as she closed the party conference. Having focused on borders in her opening address, Mrs Badenoch used her ...

The replacement of a 1960s bridge over the M6 motorway means there will be no trains between Preston and Carlisle from December 31 until January 15 whilst the installation of new signalling at ...

Keswick Red Squirrel Group (KRSG), a small but passionate volunteer team, has successfully secured £9,475 from the Farming in Protected Landscapes (FiPL) programme to purchase specialised equipment to ...

Dogs Trust Cumbria are looking for a home for a waggy-tailed young Boxer cross named Annie. The pooch has bundles of energy, affection, and potential. She’s still learning about the world, but with ...