Look! Here's Jeremy Storey and his VFR. Join him for a tour of Cumbria."From Carlisle head for Dalston then follow the signs for Caldbeck along the B5299. The view is impressive: the fells, the Solway Firth and Scotland.In Caldbeck follow the signs

POLICE in North Yorkshire and Cumbria joined forces last Sunday, patrolling popular motorcycle routes in an operation primarily aimed at motorcycle safety to support both forces’ ongoing campaigns to reduce biker deaths and injuries.Traffic Sergeant

of Kendal. We’re pointing north towards the distant Shap fells and eventually Penrith on the Northern reaches of Cumbria at the foothills of the Pennine chain. Earplugs firmly wedged in, clean visor, on a mission.If you don’t know the A6, you need to. You

superbike while you're out enjoying Cumbrian country roads.Sergeant Jo Lennox from Cumbria’s Roads Policing Unit, who coordinates the Bikesafe scheme, said: “We run a number of events at popular biking pit stops, such as Devil’s Bridge and Hartside café

A MOTORCYCLIST is seeking compensation from Cumbria County Council for injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash after the rider hit a pothole on one of the region's roads.Paul Quayl suffered a suspected broken collarbone and cracked ribs when he

POLICE IN Cumbria are investigating the theft of a 1949 Vintage Harley Davidson Motorcycle Model U valued at £15,000.The motorcycle was stolen during the Barbon Hill Climb, which took place at Barbon Low Fells, Hoggs Hill, Barbon near Sedbergh

endless cycle.The new manhole covers, made in the UK by Structural Science Composites in Cumbria are not made from metal and will not rust, rock and cause damage to the tarmac surrounding the manhole cover, therefore meaning less council money

POLICE in Workington, Cumbria have taken action after a string of complaints from locals about the noise and problems causes by mini-motos, or rather, the people riding them.The Cumbria police have worked with the ACU and Allerdale council to raise

, Natural England, North Yorkshire and Cumbria county councils, the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Beauty and North Yorkshire and Cumbria police. It aims to reduce conflict between off-road riders and other members of the public - such as walkers and horse

with the Trail Riders Fellowship, Natural England, the North Yorkshire and Cumbria county councils, the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Beauty and North Yorkshire and Cumbria police.It explains where and how trail bikers can use the byways and unsurfaced