Every developing story NewsAI is tracking for Cumbria — as timelines, not a pile of articles.
A bike shop unknowingly came to the rescue of the bassist from The 1975 during a charity cycle. Ross MacDonald from the Brit-award winning band was cycling from Lands End to John…
A woman who bought a second-hand book while on holiday has helped return it to the family of its original owner more than 50 years later. Nicola Lomax, from Ramsbottom in…
In April 1926, a small area of experimental planting of trees took place in a remote area of northern England. It would lead to the country's biggest forest, which a century later…
Owen Humphreys' phone has been on 24 hours a day for the past 30 years. "I could be asleep in the middle of the night and something might have happened," he says. "As soon as we…
A traditional sport which has been part of rural village life for centuries is becoming increasingly popular with young girls. Cumberland and Westmorland Wrestling remains a…
The Coast to Coast path has officially become England's newest national trail. Taking walkers from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, the 190-mile (305.7km) route starts at St Bees…
Farmers have welcomed new powers to tackle dogs worrying sheep and a new unlimited fine but said cases were increasing and their impact was "horrific". From Wednesday, police will…
Five bison from a Kent conservation project have arrived in Cumbria with hopes they will establish a new breeding herd. The animals from the Blean Bison Project previously roamed…
My father, Ken Turnell, who has died aged 77, was an artist, sculptor and art teacher whose work explored the primal human need to mark our place within the natural world. As a…
From growth zones to data centres, the north-east of England and Cumbria are fast becoming a hub for artificial intelligence (AI) development and use. But people across the region…
The most recent articles mentioning Cumbria, grouped by month. Open a story above to read it as a full timeline.
A bike shop unknowingly came to the rescue of the bassist from The 1975 during a charity cycle. Ross MacDonald from the Brit-award winning band was cycling from Lands End to John…
A woman who bought a second-hand book while on holiday has helped return it to the family of its original owner more than 50 years later. Nicola Lomax, from Ramsbottom in…
In April 1926, a small area of experimental planting of trees took place in a remote area of northern England. It would lead to the country's biggest forest, which a century later…
Owen Humphreys' phone has been on 24 hours a day for the past 30 years. "I could be asleep in the middle of the night and something might have happened," he says. "As soon as we…
Charities are urging people not to turn their heating off as the war in Iran continues to inflate energy prices. About 30% of homes in Northumberland and Cumbria, and 20% in…
The Coast to Coast path has officially become England's newest national trail. Taking walkers from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, the 190-mile (305.7km) route starts at St Bees…
Farmers have welcomed new powers to tackle dogs worrying sheep and a new unlimited fine but said cases were increasing and their impact was "horrific". From Wednesday, police will…
A traditional sport which has been part of rural village life for centuries is becoming increasingly popular with young girls. Cumberland and Westmorland Wrestling remains a…
Five bison from a Kent conservation project have arrived in Cumbria with hopes they will establish a new breeding herd. The animals from the Blean Bison Project previously roamed…
My father, Ken Turnell, who has died aged 77, was an artist, sculptor and art teacher whose work explored the primal human need to mark our place within the natural world. As a…
From growth zones to data centres, the north-east of England and Cumbria are fast becoming a hub for artificial intelligence (AI) development and use. But people across the region…
