Cumbria has a lot to be proud of
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
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
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
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
MILLIONS of man hours have gone into Britain’s most advanced nuclear submarine to date.
Awards celebrate the best of Cumbrian business
SOME 250 guests turned out to the CN Group Business Awards 2012.
Hopefuls chase broadband prize
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.
Sporting chance for South Cumbria coaching firm
LIFELONG passion for sport has led one football coach to help pass on his passion to a new generation.
Flying start for Athena PTS
A FLEDGLING Furness firm is dealing with energy giants despite being in its infancy.
Dealing with the past, protecting the future
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
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
CELEBRITY chefs and delicious Cumbrian food attracted around 25,000 people to this year’s Taste Cumbria festival in Cockermouth.
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