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A pioneering Cumbrian project which benefits the planet and the community, is to expand thanks to a helping hand from The Cumberland building society.
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A pioneering Cumbrian project which benefits the planet and the community, is to expand thanks to a helping hand from The Cumberland building society.
A hundred nesting boxes are being installed to help red squirrels to thrive in Cumbria’s woodlands.
Jackie Arnold MBE is one of Cumbria’s big hitters, playing key roles within BAE Systems and Cumbria LEP and working with academia. Now she has a new job as the first female chair of the Cumberland Building Society.