Border Environment

Graffiti, smashed glass and even needles have been found at Lincluden Collegiate Church.

More people than ever before have attended the Lakes International Comic Art Festival in Kendal.

Heavy rain has brought widespread disruption to the region's road and rail network with flood alerts and warnings in place.

Tim Farron has urged the house of commons to keep fossil fuels in the ground and reconsider plans for the west Cumbria coal mine.

Over 5000 events are taking place in 156 countries.

Some of us were treated to a spectacular view last night. You were out with your cameras and we were out with ours.

The birds were extinct in Cumbria for over 150 years, but numbers are gradually rising.

The Office of National Statistics said the growth rate remained the same as the previous year.

It's part of a new government drive to keep wildlife, in dozens of designated areas around England’s coastline, safe.

There are calls to let your grass grow this May, but will you want to be out in the garden?