1. Leeds end Giants' top-four hopespublished at 17:26 BST

    Leeds ensure Huddersfield will be in the bottom-four competition for the second half of the Women's Super League season.

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  2. Businesses hit by city centre flash floodspublished at 15:54 BST

    Sudden downpours caused flooding and forced some shops to shut, businesses say.

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  3. Road to re-open after landslip eight months agopublished at 12:13 BST

    The Kirkstone Pass Road is reopening after it was closed after a landslip in November, 2025.

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  4. Test your news knowledge with our weekly quizpublished at 07:11 BST

    Helicopter-flying grandmas and unusual licences - give the North East and Cumbria quiz a go.

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  5. 'Heartbreaking' decline in fish near sewage outletpublished at 07:09 BST

    Anglers say they have seen a major decline in fish in part of the River Eden near a sewage works.

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  6. Planned solar farm will be county's largestpublished at 07:25 BST 11 July

    The site will be located between the villages of Gilgarran and Branthwaite in Cumbria.

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  7. Prison's weekend mental health care criticisedpublished at 07:23 BST 11 July

    A coroner calls for seven-day-a-week care following the suicide of an inmate at Haverigg.

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  8. Man 'bought cider while mum lay on bathroom floor'published at 19:44 BST 10 July

    Stewart Irwin denies the gross negligence manslaughter of 74-year-old Veronica Irwin.

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  9. Town's delight at carnival's comeback after yearspublished at 15:30 BST 10 July

    Appleby carnival is taking place at the weekend for the first time since 2019.

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  10. 'Amazing' Cumbria to be showcased by cycle tourpublished at 12:28 BST 10 July

    Riders will start and end the first stage in Cockermouth, taking in Whitehaven, Maryport and Wigton.

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  11. Worthing to visit Carlisle in National League bowpublished at 11:01 BST 10 July

    Promoted Worthing will visit Carlisle United in the first National League game in their history.

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  12. Son tried to help mother, manslaughter trial hearspublished at 17:26 BST 9 July

    Stewart Irwin denies the gross negligence manslaughter of 74-year-old Veronica Irwin.

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  13. 480-home development planned for edge of citypublished at 14:53 BST 9 July

    Cumberland Council meets next week to discuss the plans by Persimmon Homes.

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  14. MP criticises council over town rebuild planspublished at 12:08 BST 9 July

    Barrow MP Michelle Scrogham says Westmorland and Furness Council's theatre plan "not good enough".

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  15. Wordsworth letters sold for £6,350published at 14:47 BST 8 July

    The correspondence includes an admission he was struggling to pen lines of poetry in his later life.

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  16. New bus services for summer holidayspublished at 10:33 BST 8 July

    Westmorland and Furness Council says the routes focus on cultural and leisure attractions.

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  17. Schools told to act amid £9m education blackholepublished at 13:28 BST 7 July

    Nearly half of the schools in Westmorland and Furness Council are sliding into the red.

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  18. Lakeside houses given conservation statuspublished at 10:59 BST 7 July

    Windermere Villas, built by wealthy industrialists, sit on the shore of England's largest lake.

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  19. 'Holocaust memorial needed now more than ever'published at 09:01 BST 7 July

    The man behind an exhibition on the Windermere Children says he has been threatened and shouted at.

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  20. Asbestos-hit theatre placed on at-risk registerpublished at 06:06 BST 7 July

    The Forum in Barrow is set to be knocked down as part of a redevelopment of the town centre.

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