Staff Reporter

THE family of a beloved Cumbrian dinner lady have paid tribute to her at an inquest into her death.

A FATHER with a history of substance misuse died from the toxic effects of an unlicensed drug thought to have been bought online.

A new group in Carlisle aimed at helping those in their twenties make friends has enjoyed its second sold-out event.

Efforts to protect Cumbria’s iconic red squirrels are gathering pace thanks to a ground-breaking initiative from the Cumberland Building Society.

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It’s day two of the Lakes Hospitality Trade Show and organisers say this year’s event is more relevant than ever.

A MAN who collapsed outside Longtown Fire Station owes his life to the rapid response of firefighter Daniel Clements who saw him collapse.

WHEN we’re ill, our GP surgeries are the first place we turn for help. But who we’re seen by is changing, with some patient care moving away from under pressure doctors. In our series, Changing Care: The new GP team, we’re looking at what patients in North Cumbria can expect.

A SERIES of free seminars are being staged to offer expert digital marketing advice.

SOAPBOX sessions, free bottles of beers and gin to win were just some of the highlights of a monthly networking event for businesses across Cumbria.