Support is pouring in for the return of what supporters have hailed as one of the country’s “most iconic cafes”.

The race is on to try and save seven affordable homes from being scrapped in a stalled housing development on...

A public inquiry this year will settle a wrangle in the national park over whether a Lake District pay and...

More than 30 drivers are being given fixed penalty notices after using a one-way section of Brunswick Square, in Penrith,...

Recycling banks across Eden have been left drowning in rubbish and used as dumping grounds after Christmas, sparking anger from...

A field off Beacon Edge, Penrith, could be developed with five executive style homes — despite an application for just...

Outdated national park bylaws which ban the use of diesel and petrol powered boats on 20 smaller lakes and tarns...

Fed-up villagers in a broadband blackspot are rallying for a meeting on Saturday after having their dreams shattered this summer.

More than £150m has been allocated over the next 11 years to improve the quality of roads in Cumbria.

Residents in Warcop were stunned this morning to discover extensive damage at the war memorial on the village green.