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Tributes to grandmother struck by motorbikepublished at 15:47 BST

Gillian Livingston is described as her family's matriarch who will leave a huge void in their lives.

'Spectacular' Bronze Age arm rings foundpublished at 06:11 BST

Campaigners say the finds should mean the end to plans for a National Grid substation at the site.

The indoor climbing wall where legends honed their craftpublished at 06:10 BST

Pioneering climbers reflect on 30 years training and building a community at Kendal's climbing wall.

'Non-negotiable' for Carlisle to fight for titlepublished at 13:28 BST 3 June

New head coach Rob Elliot tells BBC Radio Cumbria Carlisle United must fight for the National League title in his first season in charge.

Seagrass revival scheme 'seeing growth'published at 12:11 BST 3 June

Cumbria Wildlife Trust is aiming to restore a meadow near Roa Island in the Walney Channel.

Six arrests in man's suspected murder probepublished at 11:50 BST 3 June

Four people are arrested on suspicion of murder and two on suspicion of grievous bodily harm.

Could my rare muscle condition be traced back to my Orkney roots?published at 06:27 BST 3 June

Stuart Flett comes from an Orkney family which it is suspected may harbour a unique genetic trait.

GP surgery 'inadequate' after further declinepublished at 06:12 BST 3 June

Castlegate and Derwent Surgery is given the lowest rating by the Care Quality Commission.

'Dread' over care homes' future as talks continuepublished at 06:11 BST 3 June

A council stresses no decision has been made over two sites in Windermere and Alston.

Final plans in place for horse fair's 250th yearpublished at 11:54 BST 2 June

The 250th Appleby Horse Fair starts on Thursday with final plans for visitors put in place.

Candidate faces altered campaign images accusationpublished at 06:13 BST 2 June

Candidate Hazel Edwards is accused of posting images of campaigners which have altered backgrounds.

Football legends match raises £20k for charitypublished at 20:38 BST 1 June

The turnout at the charity match in Penrith was "phenomenal", Tony Hopper's former teammate says.

Reid becomes Barrow's first summer arrivalpublished at 18:17 BST 1 June

New Barrow head coach Adam Murray brings in former Hartlepool forward Alex Reid as first Bluebirds signing.

Cumbrian farmer on BGT choir's celebrity win partypublished at 18:12 BST 1 June

A Cumbrian farmer and member of Britain's Got Talent's winning choir sheds light on the after party.

Wildlife Park welcomes mischievous bush dogspublished at 15:33 BST 1 June

Four bush dogs are the newest mischievous residents at Lake District Wildlife Park.

When will food waste recycling start where I live?published at 06:08 BST 1 June

Only three councils in the North East and Cumbria region hit a deadline to begin weekly collections.

Your photos of wildlife from a scorching weekpublished at 13:44 BST 31 May

Cumbrian photographers share their favourite snaps of wildlife making the most of the May sunshine.

Legends face off in memory of local football heropublished at 07:08 BST 31 May

A charity match is held honouring the late Carlisle, Barrow and Workington midfielder Tony Hopper.

Test your news knowledge with our weekly quizpublished at 07:06 BST 31 May

From Big Weekend to Roman remains - test your news knowledge in the North East and Cumbria quiz.

Calls for strict dangerous dog laws as attacks risepublished at 07:02 BST 31 May

Marie Hay, whose daughter and dog were attacked, wants stricter laws brought in for pet owners.

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