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When businesses fail the impact on owners and staff can be enormous
The human cost can be enormous when businesses are forced to close their doors, by former business owner Brendan Donnelly. Brendan now works as a business adviser and mentor specialising in small ...
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Cumberland Building Society wins Feefo award for fifth year
More than 2,000 customers have praised the Cumberland Building Society in online reviews. This has helped the financial institution secure the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award for the fifth ...
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Government to dispose of 140 tonnes of plutonium stored at Sellafield
THE Government has announced it will dispose of 140 tonnes of plutonium being stored at Sellafield – but some have questioned the decision.
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1818 Auctioneers at Junction 36 welcomes three new valuers
Based at the Junction 36 Rural Auction Centre, 1818 Auctioneers on the Lancashire Cumbria border has welcomed three new valuers, bringing the total staff count to 23. The three valuers who joined ...
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Lake District: The Cottage restaurant named in UK top 100
A Lake District restaurant has been named in the top 100 UK restaurants. The Cottage in the Wood, near Keswick, was listed at number 71 in SquareMeal’s top 100 UK restaurants for 2025. This was the ...
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Lake District: Business looks to grow after successful start
Lakes Property Services, owned by Charles Richards and Stephen Cook, are hoping that 2025 will be a year of growth for the business.
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Rwanda-backed M23 rebels claim control of key DR Congo city of Goma
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have captured eastern Congo’s largest city, Goma, as the United Nations reported “mass panic” with the government dubbing the insurgency a “declaration of war.” The city’s ...
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Lake District: Lakeland explores sale as it battles cost pressures
Kitchenware firm Lakeland is considering putting itself up for a sale in a bid to secure its future amid a "challenging" environment for retailers. The company is thought to have appointed financial ...
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Controversial changes to IHT on agenda at rural roadshows
FARMERS and landowners are invited to attend free rural roadshows organised in response to the recent changes made to inheritance tax relief in the budget. H&H Land & Estates and H&H Insurance Brokers ...
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Man, 53, due in court accused of murdering lecturer on Plymouth street
A 53-year-old man is due to appear in court charged with the murder of a woman found fatally injured on a street in Plymouth. Paul Butler is accused of attacking nurse and university lecturer Claire ...
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Scott Mills to kick off his Radio 2 Breakfast Show
Scott Mills is kicking off his BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show as he takes over permanently after the exit of Zoe Ball. The Eastleigh-born DJ is taking on one of the BBC’s flagship radio shows, which airs ...
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Kansas City Chiefs beat Buffalo Bills to clinch Super Bowl return
The Kansas City Chiefs moved to within one game of becoming the first team to win three successive Super Bowls with a 32-29 win over the Buffalo Bills. The Chiefs became the first side to return to ...