It comes as the British Beer and Pub Association are also calling on the Government to intervene immediately to prevent "real and serious irreversible" damage.

Pubs across the region calling for help with energy costs

Patients at the Central Lakes Medical Practice say they feel "vulnerable" about the future of their care.

'Incredibly upsetting': GPs say services are not viable due to funding cuts

The Mail Force Refugee Appeal has funded trips across the region, including a three-day outdoor adventure to the Brathay Trust near Ambleside.

Kendal volunteers help Ukrainian refugees settle into their new Cumbrian life

Bassenthwaite Lake Station features a replica steam train which appeared in the 2017 film adaptation of 'Murder on the Orient Express.'

Unique cafe featuring in popular Agatha Christie film wins tourism award

190 sailors have been competing for the 60th Birkett Trophy on Ullswater

190 sailors have been competing for the Birkett Trophy on Ullswater, in memory of Lord Birkett who stopped the lake becoming a reservoir in 1962.

190 sailors compete for the 60th Birkett Trophy on Ullswater

Great Britain's Libby Clegg with guide Chris Clarke during the Women's 200m - T11 Round 1 - Heat 4 at the Olympic Stadium during day nine of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games in Japan. Picture date: Thursday September 2, 2021.

Sprinter Libby Clegg, who has taken Paralympic gold and set a world record, feels achievements by Paralympians are not as well-recognised as those of Olympians.

Borders Paralympian speaks out on recognition of disabled athletes

Staff and members of the Deaf community feel "anxious" to return to the Kendal and Barrow offices after vandals targeted the office spaces. 

Cumbria Deaf Association feels 'targeted' after two offices damaged by vandals

A deal has been rushed through giving a small Kendal company access to one of the biggest markets in the world, changing the business's fortunes in a few days.

Kendal company steps in to save the US from a baby milk crisis

It's thought the cost of living crisis and cheaper holidays abroad has now brought an end to the staycation boom Cumbria saw during the pandemic.

Is the staycation boom in the Lake District over?

Staff and parents say families are being left with no choice because nurseries are closing or struggling to recruit.

Cumbrian parents giving up work due to 'childcare crisis'

The annual Lakeland Festival of Light and has become the biggest fundraiser of the year for the Lake District's Search and Mountain Rescue Dogs. 

Annual Lakeland Festival of Light takes place

You would expect the Bank of England to be cutting interest rates but sadly inflation still glows red hot 

Bank of England raises interest rates but signals it may have tamed inflation 

Specialised psychological help, hot food and housing shelters are among the ways residents have been able to survive the nearly year-long Russian invasion.

Humanitarian aid gives relief to Ukrainian civilians enduring the horrors of war

The report follows the death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak in a mould-infested Rochdale flat.

Report finds 'notable' mould and damp in around 160,000 social homes

Critics of plans to require voters to show photo ID at elections say just 10,000 have registered for 'voter authority certificates' ahead of local elections.

'Millions' face being turned away at polls by new voter ID laws

Details of the patients have just been discovered on an old IT system used between 1993 and the early 2000s.

1,500 patients recalled over jailed breast surgeon Ian Paterson's operations

Jamshid Sharmahd was kidnapped by the Islamic regime after his plane diverted. He's now in Iran on death row.

'The Islamic regime kidnapped my dad': Daughter of man on death row speaks out

At the end of November, hundreds of people in 31 different cities took to the streets to demand an end to the country’s crippling restrictions. 

The protesters facing jail after toppling China's zero-Covid policy

Overall the IMF believes the world is in a stronger position than it was a few months ago, except for the UK.

Fiona Marley Paterson

Reporter, ITV News Border