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Workington Reds have moved into the next round of the FA Trophy after putting five goals past Newcastle Town without reply at Borough Park.
An emergency exercise is due to take place tomorrow morning on the Sellafield site.
People are being given the chance to find out if they have valuable treasures in their attics at events across Cumbria next week.
A NEW weather radar station has been set up in Cumbria which is expected to vastly improve the county's flood warning and forecasting service.
Father Christmas will arrive at Dunmail Park in Workington later this month, accompanied by a parade of Christmas stilt walkers and tap-dancing turkeys.
A teenager has helped to raise £844 towards upgrading Keswick School's food technology facilities by designing a sandwich named the Stinky Pig.
According to the Office for National Statistics, there were 5,675 people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance or Universal Credit in September – a fall of just five compared to revised figures for September.
Whitehaven and District ABC boxers put on another dominant show at Whitehaven Golf Club earlier this month, winning two of the three bouts that they fought in.
Plans to consult on proposals to slash the speed limit on a “dangerous” stretch of the A595 outside Carlisle have been put on ice.
The chairman of Stobart Group asked a secretary to write Andrew Tinkler's resignation letter, a High Court trial has heard.
Record-breaking hydroplane Bluebird K7 is set to return to its spiritual home in the Lake District next summer.
Scottish singer Emily Smith will bring her popular show Songs for Christmas to Threlkeld Village Hall on Friday, December 7.
Police were called to the sudden death of a 26-year-old woman at a property in Whitehaven yesterday (Monday).
A photographer is using his spectacular images of West Cumbria to raise money for a good cause.
A service to remember babies who have been lost in pregnancy or infancy will be held on Monday.
A FLOOD warning is currently in place for Keswick Campsite.
Long-serving Workington Town half-back Carl Forber is staying put at Derwent Park.
The chairman of a multi-million pound infrastructure business which started up in an isolated Lake District village half a century ago has told a High Court trial how he was on the receiving end of a "tirade of abuse" from a former chief executive.
A WEST Cumbrian man who harassed his ex-partner by sending her 21 messages has been ordered to do unpaid work.
