1. Police investigate man's death at paper millpublished at 16:03 BST 20 October

    Cumbria Police says it was contacted on Monday about the incident in Beetham.

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  2. Spelling blunders on £170,000 town centre signspublished at 15:53 BST 20 October

    The new signs are part of a project to improve navigation and information in the Cumbrian town.

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  3. Worry service closure could leave mums suicidalpublished at 10:14 BST 20 October

    The Happy Mums Foundation supports women experiencing postpartum mental health challenges.

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  4. Inshore rescue's new permanent base a 'godsend'published at 06:10 BST 20 October

    Ulverston Inshore Rescue says its team is "delighted" as plans are approved for a new base.

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  5. Leicester to visit Oxford City in FA Cup first roundpublished at 19:13 BST 19 October

    Leicester City will travel to National League North side Oxford City in the 2026-27 FA Cup first round - five years after winning the competition.

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  6. Richardson backs himself to be one of league's best published at 11:16 BST 19 October

    Defender Kenton Richardson has had an injury-hit start at Carlisle United, but he backs himself to make a strong impression.

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  7. 'Handsome' ponies helping delicate flowers thrivepublished at 05:58 BST 19 October

    Fell ponies are trampling vegetation in the Swindale Valley to try to help delicate flowers thrive.

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  8. Grant for museum display amid reparation callspublished at 14:04 BST 18 October

    Members of a Kenyan community will work with Kendal Museum to "retell the story" of the collection.

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  9. Dramatic skies captured by Weather Watcherspublished at 10:28 BST 18 October

    Heavy skies, glorious sunsets and dramatic clouds feature in these snaps from across the region.

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  10. Seal pups spotted at nature reserve for 12th yearpublished at 07:20 BST 18 October

    Two pups have been recorded at South Walney, home to Cumbria's only breeding grey seal colony.

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  11. Test your news knowledge with our weekly quizpublished at 07:14 BST 18 October

    Travelling footie fans and a bungled ram raid. Try your hand at our North East and Cumbria quiz.

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  12. Four sides reach round one of FA Cup for first timepublished at 19:54 BST 17 October

    Several teams earn their spots in Monday's first round draw for the first time in their history.

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  13. Overnight major road closure for resurfacing workpublished at 15:24 BST 17 October

    Cumberland Council says it will start work on Sunday night and expects to finish on Friday.

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  14. Fire crews tackle large vehicle fire on M6published at 11:10 BST 17 October

    The southbound carriageway was closed for three hours, with the driver left "shaken" but unhurt.

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  15. 'Living archive' display to mark nuclear milestonepublished at 08:57 BST 17 October

    People are asked to bring their memorabilia to create a living archive of Calder Hall.

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  16. Online event offers support for menopause and painpublished at 07:22 BST 17 October

    Menopause Matters is holding a county-wide online forum on Sunday for World Menopause Day.

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  17. 'I will never abandon my 79-year Cumbrian dialect'published at 11:00 BST 16 October

    Jean Scott-Smith was banned from speaking the dialect at school but now works to preserve the words.

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  18. Elderly man found living with 40 cats and kittenspublished at 06:15 BST 16 October

    More than 40 cats are rescued after their elderly owner became overwhelmed caring for them.

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  19. New CEO says results must improve for Carlisle published at 16:11 BST 15 October

    Carlisle United chief executive Tom Lawrence says results must improve and reiterates the backing of the club's American-based owners.

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  20. Nursery closure extended six weeks by Ofstedpublished at 13:35 BST 15 October

    Bright Horizons Nursery, based in Barrow-in-Furness, has its closure extended by six weeks.

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