Sunday, 19 May 2013

Cumbria has a lot to be proud of

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IT would be strange if I didn’t start without referring to the debate around a Geological Disposal Facility for nuclear waste here in West Cumbria.

Planning a future as a key employer

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ROM investment in the region’s economy to offering support for the community, its schools, charities and events, Tata Steel Projects has set out its stall as a key employer in West Cumbria, now and in the future.

History-making Maryport firm’s Saracen's rugby team pitch is spot on

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A SYNTHETIC sports pitch manufacturer responsible for a piece of sporting history is to kick off a new era of growth after becoming the first company to secure a grant through Britain’s Energy Coast’s Investing in Business programme.

Maryport based WallRover firm's robot design is a real winner

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WALLROVER Limited, the innovative engineering company based in Maryport, has received national recognition by winning the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority Innovation Award for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises at the NDA’s first Supply Chain Awards.

Ambush proof of Barrow’s engineering leadership

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MILLIONS of man hours have gone into Britain’s most advanced nuclear submarine to date.

Hopefuls chase broadband prize

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THERE are now six bidders in the running for a £2.5 million contract to ensure Cumbrian businesses reap the rewards of superfast broadband and use it to generate new jobs.

Flying start for Athena PTS

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A FLEDGLING Furness firm is dealing with energy giants despite being in its infancy.

Dealing with the past, protecting the future

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ALL the focus will be on Sellafield for the next 12 months at least, says the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority’s chief executive John Clarke.

Accelerated learning

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EDUCATION in West Cumbria can now take pupils from primary schools to PhDs as well as helping to bolster the West Cumbrian economy.

Crowds enjoy a Taste of Cumbria

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CELEBRITY chefs and delicious Cumbrian food attracted around 25,000 people to this year’s Taste Cumbria festival in Cockermouth.

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