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Coastal path opens up 'spectacular' viewspublished at 18:42 BST 23 July

The newly-opened route in Cumbria is the latest stretch of the King Charles III path around England.

Fire rips through roof of listed castlepublished at 17:45 BST 23 July

Fire crews work through the night to extinguish the blaze at Armathwaite Castle in Cumbria.

Simpson-Sullivan receives late call-up to Gamespublished at 15:21 BST 23 July

Cumbrian hammer thrower Tara Simpson-Sullivan is called-up by England for the Commonwealth Games after injury to Anna Purchase.

Town regeneration plan to 'deliver real change'published at 13:59 BST 23 July

All residents will benefit from a long-term strategy to regenerate Whitehaven, a council says.

'Farmers are under pressure and accidents take a second' published at 06:16 BST 23 July

A coroner issues a plea for farmers to "look after themselves" after two Cumbrian inquests conclude.

Pavement parking 'shrinks' disabled people's worldpublished at 17:40 BST 22 July

Disabled residents across the region say parking across pavements is forcing them into the road.

Midfielder Macadam extends Carlisle contractpublished at 16:44 BST 22 July

Harvey Macadam signs a one-year contract extension with Carlisle United which will see him remain with the club this season.

One arrest after police scan 55,000 faces at fairpublished at 10:58 BST 22 July

Cumbria Police says it believes many on its watchlist stayed away for fear of the technology.

Drug dealer jailed over £4m cocaine haulpublished at 09:28 BST 22 July

Courtney Gaston-Hird is sentenced to 10 years after police stop and search his vehicle in Penrith.

Handbrake failed in farm worker's accidental deathpublished at 06:18 BST 22 July

Daniel Sowerby died after a tractor rolled back onto him and crushed him, an inquest hears.

Record number of osprey chicks for nature reservepublished at 17:20 BST 21 July

Cumbria Wildlife Trust says it is delighted to see a new breeding pair boosting numbers.

No guarantees on ICU's future despite progresspublished at 16:36 BST 21 July

There are "positive steps forward", including in recruitment, but the risk of ICU closure remains.

Man died from 'pressure to the neck', court hearspublished at 16:18 BST 21 July

Brian Smith, 33, denies murdering his 73-year-old father Stanley in Silloth, Cumbria in December.

Farm worker died after being crushed by tractorpublished at 06:19 BST 21 July

Daniel Sowerby was found on the side of the road with severe injuries, an inquest hears.

Son on trial accused of dad's murderpublished at 17:17 BST 20 July

Brian Smith,33, denies murdering his 73-year-old father Stanley in the lead up to Christmas.

'Too many clones in football' - Carlisle's Azeez published at 15:41 BST 20 July

Carlisle United's new arrival Miguel Azeez wants to walk his own path as he attempts to take the club back to the Football League.

Food bank 'unbelievably busy' as holidays startpublished at 15:14 BST 20 July

An "awful lot" of new families are coming forward for help for the first time, the food bank says.

Disruption warning as holiday road works revealedpublished at 10:41 BST 20 July

Cumberland Council says most of the works are part of a £27.5m to maintain roads across the area.

First robot surgeries carried out at city hospitalpublished at 06:10 BST 20 July

The trust says the technology allows surgeons to be more precise and helps patients recover quicker.

City masterplan to 'build on regeneration momentum'published at 07:20 BST 19 July

Cumberland Council urges businesses and residents to have their say on plans for the next 25 years.

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