Agenda

An impression of the entrance to the new look Sands Centre

'This is an extremely exciting time for Carlisle'

Vital support: The Winter Warmth Appeal aims to help make sure that people are able to stay warm and safe during the winter months

Lifesaving fund hopes to help people avoid misery in winter

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Police officers chat to park users in Glasgow Green to ensure members of the public are following lockdown guidelines as the UK continues in lockdown to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Covid-19: How can the UK emerge from lockdown?

The Bishop of Penrith
JENNY WOOLGAR PHOTOGRAPHY

Easter message shares hope for the future in dark times

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Edinburgh: receives almost eight times as many visitors iast its population

Should tourists have to pay for the damage they do?

The refill station at Nature's Health Store in Penrith.

We need to tackle the scourge of plastic

Lakes Line - submitted 5th September 2017

Has a privatised train service come off the rails?

Alastair Mackintosh

Should there be a second Brexit referendum?

A century after the suffragettes, what next for women's rights?

Should second homes face higher council tax?

Colin Cox, director of public health

The heat is on to help Cumbria's most vulnerable from the cold

Eveline Dugdale, chair of the league of friends of Wigton Hospital, pictured outside Wigton Hospital.

Extra funds could fight off bleak winter for NHS

Will Brexit mean food shortages?

State pension problem means the party's over for 40-somethings

State pension problem means the party's over for 40-somethings

Dougie with Gina Antonacci, of the Oak Tree Animal Refuge

Staffies: Canine outcasts or simply misunderstood?

National Trust Ranger Jessie Binns and ultra fell runner Steve Birkinshaw planting saplings on Cat Bells

A big opportunity, but how they manage the Lake District is the art

Cumbria is entering choppy waters, says county boss

Signs are that cigarette bans are working, says Cumbria health boss

Signs are that cigarette bans are working, says Cumbria health boss

The softly softly approach to leaving the EU?

The softly softly approach to leaving the EU?

Carlisle Foodbank chairman Rachael Rodway with Garry Copley at the organisation's new headquarters

Foundation reporting for duty

The derelict Central Plaza Hotel in Carlisle

How do we build support to revive our architectural gems?

Paul and Wendy Booth

Still no end in sight for those whose home is just a shell

Hooded penitents from ‘Cristo de los Angeles’ brotherhood take part in a traditional annual Holy Week procession in Toledo, Spain for Easter. Should we take the religious element of Easter more seriously here?

Easter means more than just a chocolate eggs-travaganza

Protection for our landscape that’s been 65 years coming

The sun rises over Derwent Water, Keswick

Now who'll tell the tourists to come?

Should farmers back bid to put Lake District on world stage?

Displaced Syrian children waiting for transport to a refugee centre

A warm welcome for Syrian refugees in Cumbria

The Flying Scotsman at Carlisle

Full steam ahead for fully reopened Carlisle-Settle line

David Kirkpatrick

Solway Aviation Museum aims for the sky

Nicola Sturgeon

Scottish independence: is there the stomach for a second referendum?

Working together vital to finding health service solutions

Chancellor Philip Hammond leaves 11 Downing Street

Spreadsheet Phil's first Budget fails to inspire

Copeland MP Trudy Harrison, right, with Prime Minister Theresa May

Which way does Labour go now?

Dave Tangye with Ozzy Osbourne

Dave Tangye: The man who tried to stop Black Sabbath's Ozzy Osbourne raising hell

Ian Graham and Gill Wright

Please don't overrate us

Is Donald Cumbria's next Trump card?

A gritter in action (file photo)

Looking after ourselves and each other during the depths of winter

Geoff with Bethany Vaughan and her mum Deborah

Meet the Cumbrian man who spends his life giving to others

A new world disorder?

A home without comforts

A home without comforts

Reporter Jonny Irving, right, with cyclist Bradley Wiggins

In the media spotlight

Too soon to say goodbye?

Terry Sharpe with Nick Thomas

Heroes from the heavens

Thousands joined in with last year’s Cumbria Pride celebrations

Pride and prejudice

Officers delve into history – and tackle most modern crime

Officers delve into history – and tackle most modern crime

The National Trust bought the land but said it didn’t have funds to buy the farm

A flock without a home?

Team GB's Adam Peaty

A lost Olympic legacy?

'The risk of flooding can never be completely removed'

Primark will bag Carlisle plenty of trade

Primark will bag Carlisle plenty of trade

Scotby: the Olympic village

Scotby: the Olympic village

Ellie Chappell, Anna Helliwell, Lucy Tait, Benjamin Cook and Colin Dunbar. (Front left to right) Marcus Chappell, George Cook, William Latimer, Poppy Foster and Annie Ellwood

Have a game, set and match

Amber Stockdale

Frustration of firms as they await superfast broadband

What now for Brexit Cumbria?

What now for Brexit Cumbria?

Drug dealers enjoy festivals too – so how do you stay safe?

Drug dealers enjoy festivals too – so how do you stay safe?