Five Top Tips: Revitalise your business
Counsellor and personal development trainer Helen Watson brings us her five top tips to revitalise your business using positive thinking.
September decision on who will run Sellafield
A decision on whether the American-led consortium that operates Sellafield will continue to run the nuclear plant will be made in September, says the body which is overseeing the clean-up of the site.
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The roll-out of superfast broadband across Cumbria is finally ready to begin with details revealed today about the £70 million project. 
South Lakes MP Tim Farron has said that today’s announcement of the superfast broadband roll-out “fails” people in South Cumbria.
Plans for a controversial zip wire could be tabled after a tourist attraction received encouragement to try again. 
A SHIPYARD worker is to represent the United Kingdom in an international welding competition. 
A judicial review could be on the cards after a council approved plans for 114 new houses despite 300 objections. 
This is the once-a-year chance for Cumbrian businesses to shine and take pride in their achievements. 
We catch up with the marketing co-ordinator of Forge Europa, a leading LED light manufacturer in Ulverston 
Thousands of people attended an unusually sunny Cumberland Show last Saturday, with organisers praising the benefits it brings to local businesses. 
An invitation to attend 'Living on the Edge: Coastal Tourism and Sustainable Consumption' - a unique free event marking UN World Environment Day this June combining West Cumbria and Cyprus. 
As many of us will find on a regular basis, the pressure of balancing a career, a family
and a social life can be very difficult, as Richard Askew explains. 
The latest edition of in-cumbria magazine is out now and available to buy in newsagents across Cumbria and you can also browse through a digital version online.
You can read the latest edition of our 40-page Britain's Energy Coast supplement in a digital format and browse through a range of articles including a look at the blueprint for west Cumbrian economic development and the latest developments in energy efficient homes. 
Investment to increase capacity at Carlisle’s Lanes shopping centre is on the cards following a change of ownership. 
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Cumbria business women make waves on the west coast 