Cumberland News
- Address: Newsapaper House, Dalston Road, Carlisle, Cumbria
- Phone: 01228 612600
- Frequency: Weekly
What we have written about Cumberland News
November 26, 2007
MEN crowned NW Daily of the Year
The Manchester Evening News was named Daily Newspaper of the Year in last night’s BT North West Press and Broadcast Awards. We have the full…
July 3, 2007
Sister papers are big winners at North West Newspaper Awards
Cumbrian Newspapers’ triple win sets the pace at regional awards event
June 25, 2007
New pay deal welcomed 'in principle' by North West journalists
Hope that agreement is imminent on pay and pension dispute
June 25, 2007
News in brief
Meeting planned for next week. Plus: Lensman is focus of TV show – and more news in brief
June 25, 2007
Pay and pension dispute staff take more action ahead of talks
Evening Mail journalists due to down tools again – but staff at sister titles vote to suspend action
June 25, 2007
More talks set after ACAS meeting over pay and pensions
Both sides agree to talk again in ongoing dispute
June 25, 2007
Newsroom 'brought to a halt' in pay and pensions protest
Mandatory meeting attended by 48 ahead of ACAS talks on Thursday
June 25, 2007
Staff vote to strike over pensions – but say they'll wait for talks first
Pay and pensions dispute prompts journalists to stand up and fight
June 25, 2007
Pension changes spark union vote as news staff call for compensation
Journalists to ballot on industrial action in hope of new offer
June 25, 2007
News & Star man to take on digital integration role
Deputy editor will work on online projects across the CN Group
June 25, 2007
Pensions axe for news staff prompts industrial action vote
Publisher is proposing to close its final-salary pension scheme to new and existing members
June 25, 2007
News in brief
Plus: The Herald generates £780,000 for local economy – and more regional press news in brief
June 25, 2007
YEP editor to succeed Sutton at Cumbrian Newspapers
“New challenge was impossible to turn down”
June 25, 2007
News in brief
Plus: Readers buy their own front pages – and more regional press news in brief
