Patients in Cumbria are being given robot cats to help comfort them.

Westmorland and Furness Council says the changes ensure conservation areas are "doing their job".

The Victorian Society adds Barrow's "deteriorating" station to a list of endangered buildings.

Absi Ahmed's family pay tribute to the 17-year-old who died after getting into difficulty in water.

Cameras were installed in January, but a councillor says anti-social behaviour is still happening.

Carlisle United will approach the National League play-offs in confident mood after a club-record points tally, says midfielder Callum Whelan.

Gary McKee has run 100 marathons in 100 days for Hospice at Home West Cumbria.

Volunteers are being called on to help parade giant puppet through the centre of Penrith on May Day.

Sam Foley defends Barrow's players after Saturday's defeat at Cambridge United all but confirms relegation to the National League.

BBC Weather Watchers capture the ever-changing April conditions.

Alan Kelly revisits the place where he spent four years of his young life escaping the Blitz.

Striking images have been captured by readers, BBC Weather Watchers and also one of our own camera crews.

A Cockermouth gallery acquires Pathway to a Farm after it was in private ownership.

A consultation on a minimum learning period is met with fears over affordability for young drivers.

C20 Society submits applications to register the first and last trig points built 90 years ago.

Borough Park, home to nine decades of football memories and the odd legend, hosts its last match.

The Lake Distillery says it will no longer "subsidise" the bistro and will focus on making whisky.

Patrick Young is jailed for three years after stealing a widow's bag from her home, a court hears.

Allan Thursby pleads not guilty to the gross negligence manslaughter of eight-year-old Jay Cartmell.

Here are five things to look out for across the EFL in this penultimate weekend of the regular season.