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  • What is financial or economic abuse and how can banks help?

    Controlling somebody's finances can be a form of abuse - but support is out there. Vicky Shaw finds out more. There's no doubt the pandemic has made many people more anxious about their finances - and for those suffering economic abuse, their problems

  • Tourists returns to Cumbria - but the hard work starts now

    As the tourism and hospitality sector begins to re-open this week, Cumbria Tourism has paid tribute to the industry for the way it has supported communities over the last three months and the careful preparations it has made as they begin to be able

  • Burger King to open first west Cumbrian branch

    West Cumbria is to get its first ever Burger King next month. A new service station with a drive-through cafe and restaurant is being built near the Distington ambulance station. It has now been revealed that Euro Garages, the firm behind the

  • Lakeland Motor Museum revving up to welcome back visitors

    One of the North West’s leading heritage attractions has re-opened its doors - just in time to mark the 10 year anniversary on its current South Lakeland site. After successfully applying for VisitEngland’s “We’re Good To Go” industry standard stamp

  • Holiday boom expected as flying rules relaxed

    A POPULAR independent travel agent reopened its offices early as holiday bookings surged now England’s quarantine restrictions are being lifted. The government has announced more than 50 countries deemed low or very low risk will be exempt from

  • Plea for C-19 support

    A CUMBRIAN MP is urging the Chancellor of the Exchequer to use next week’s budget to catch those falling through the cracks of the government’s Covid-19 support packages. In the House of Commons, South Lakes MP Tim Farron urged the Government to

  • The sky's the limit for Paul's new drone venture

    A business owner who was left without work due to the coronavirus pandemic has spent lockdown working on a new venture he hopes will soon take off. Paul Henson, of Henson Civil Engineering Ltd, had been working on behalf of VolkerStevin as a sub