The full list of 2025 Cumbria Tourism Award winners is as follows: Camping, Glamping & Holiday Park of the Year: Park Cliffe (Highly Commended: The Quiet Site) Experience of the Year: Shed One ...

Cumbria’s tourism superstars proudly took centre stage last night, Tuesday 8 July, as the county’s leading businesses and individuals ...

Donald Campbell’s AC Aceca 'Bluebird' is now on display at the Lakeland Motor Museum. The car, once owned and used by Campbell between 1954 and 1956, is on loan from its current owner, Kevin Shilling, ...

Following the return of Donald Campbell’s Bluebird K7 to Cumbria last summer, ‘Campbell Fever’ shows no sign of abating as ...

You could also visit Bluebird K7, in the Ruskin museum, Donald Campbell’s jet-powered hydroplane. Campbell broke seven world water speed records, four of them on Coniston Water.

As the summer holidays are round the corner, we have listed five villages everyone should visit in the Lake District.

You could also visit Bluebird K7, in the Ruskin museum, Donald Campbell’s jet-powered hydroplane. Campbell broke seven world water speed records, four of them on Coniston Water.

A granddad from Lancshire who helped rebuild Donald Campbell's tragic Bluebird is aiming to break the world water speed record - in a 400mph jet-powered hydrofoil built in his garage. David Aldred, 63 ...

Ken Norris was the godfather of British land- and water-speed record-breaking. He first came to prominence in 1953 when Donald Campbell decided to carry on with his Bluebird endeavours despite the ...

Lakeland Motor Museum in Backbarrow is gearing up for a summer of events that will see hundreds of vehicles descend throughout June, July and August.

Donald Campbell's Bluebird is to return to the site where he broke his first world speed record 70 years ago. The pilot reached 202.32 mph (325.6 km/h) setting his first world water speed record ...