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  • Cumbria's first ever aqua park set to open

    CUMBRIA'S first ever aqua park is set to open in a few months. Port Haverigg confirmed the news on its Facebook page which revealed the new attraction will be open by May. The aqua park is set to include a series of inflatable slides and climbing

  • Value of arable land drops in Cumbria

    The value of arable land in Cumbria has dropped in the last year, according to an estate agent and property consultant. Carter Jonas Cumbria said local arable land averaged £9,500 per acre in the fourth quarter of 2019 – down by 2.6 per cent over

  • New manager for refurbished Carlisle venue

    The new manager of a Carlisle venue says he picked up a taste for the hospitality industry while working on the other side of the world. Matt Womersley, 26, worked in bars in Sydney and Perth in Australia during a year out from studying for a diploma

  • Five-year catering contract up for grabs at two major venues

    Barrow Borough Council is looking for a new contractor to supply catering and cleaning services at two key venues. The five-year contract is for The Forum and the Dock Museum. The Forum sells around 65,000 tickets a year and provides an event

  • Popular bakery and cafe for sale for £450,000

    A popular village bakery and cafe has been put on the market. Broughton Bakery is for sale with Corrie & Co with a price of £450,000. The sale includes the business and the cafe with a self-contained two-bedroom apartment. Corrie & Co describes

  • Award for Carlisle’s Mercedes-Benz team

    The team at Carlisle’s Mercedes-Benz have been recognised for their hard work and great customer service. The Kingmoor Park dealership is part of the Sytner North East division, which was named retailer of the year by Mercedes-Benz. Sytner

  • New scheme to help redundant workers into teaching

    A new service has been launched to help businesses guide people they are making redundant into a career in teaching. The Government-backed Transitiontoteach.co.uk programme is funded by the Department for Education and designed to provide firms

  • Council makes £1.3 million from land and buildings sales

    Barrow Borough Council has received more than £1.3 million through sales of buildings and land in the last five years, according to figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act. The council revealed it made £1,322,225 between the start

  • Government spending plans ‘could reach £1 trillion’

    The Chancellor’s Budget spending plans could see Boris Johnson borrow more cash than Tony Blair did during his decade in power, according to a report. And Whitehall spending under the Conservatives, a party famed for being tight on the purse strings