Browse the latest e-edition of our Energy Coast supplement
Last updated at 21:55, Monday, 18 February 2013
The latest Britiain's Energy Coast supplement has 40 pages packed with articles including: Morecambe Bay's offshore windfarm; a special report on links to the Far East and news businesses in west Cumbria. You can browse the an electronic edition here.
First published at 21:53, Monday, 18 February 2013
Published by http://www.in-cumbria.com
Editor's picks
- Cumbria's superfast broadband delayed by EU red tape again
- Pirelli factory death probe ordered tougher safety measures
- Dangerous machines among H&S offences in Carlisle area
- Slurry lagoons and asthma causing chemicals among Eden safety issues
- Factory heat could be used to warm 30,000 Cumbrian homes
- Businesses urged to get behind university's new business school
- Cumbria sets up links with Chinese university
- Patchy broadband damaging rural businesses (4 comments)
- £4m fund launched to help Cumbrian firms
- City predicts parts of Stobart Group will be sold
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- Profits plunge for West Coast Mainline bidder FirstGroup
- Empty Hoopers store in Carlisle poised for £1m sale
- Rail workers threaten ballot over ‘skimpy’ Virgin Trains uniforms
- Cumbrian firms missing the boat over apprentices
- Stobart Group boss hopes for flights from Carlisle next summer
- Cumbria LEP seeks commission members
- Profits down at Jennings Brothers owner
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