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A popular charity cycling event is to return.

A tax trainee of an accountancy firm has scooped up two awards for getting the highest marks in the country.

A tax trainee of an accountancy firm has scooped up two awards for getting the highest marks in the country.

A Cumbrian accountancy trainee has won two awards for getting the highest marks in the country.

The twin challenges of labour availability and cost, alongside higher feed, fuel and energy bills, are likely to drive structural change in the dairy

Many new diversification ventures have been set up in the past 18 months, often relating to threats or opportunities brought about by the pandemic.

Kickstart your career with Dodd & Co! Dodd & Co has a long history of ‘growing their own’, and are well known for their specialist knowledge, great communication and enthusiastic personality, but most of all, being so much more than just accountants and tax advisers! Staff development is a huge part of Dodds’ culture, and although the ongoing global pandemic has created many hurdles and challenges to usual working patterns, Dodd & Co staff were quick to adapt to the new working procedur...

Charity: Phil Taylor of Mencap is delighted that the experts are giving up their time to help A TEAM of financial experts are getting together for a two-hour online advice session for the public which will hopefully bring in much-needed funds for a local charity as well as helping people invest their pounds wisely. The idea for the online advice session comes from mortgage adviser Ian Watters and mortgage paraplanner Ewa Brzeska of Truly Independent Ltd in Carlisle, and they are hoping that...

AS Cumbria continues to grapple with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic many of the county’s business leaders have started to focus on preparing for the future. Following a year of tough decisions, many business owners are now starting to turn their attentions to making sure they are ready to trade when the third national lockdown final ends. In some cases this means recruiting new staff and changing business models. LocaliQ and Newsquest Cumbria – the parent company of The Mail...

Cumbrian accountancy firm Dodd & Co has donated £2,000 to charities instead of sending Christmas cards. Staff nominated charities they would like to benefit from the donation and Dodd & Co said nominations flooded in, especially as so many charities had gone above and beyond during the pandemic, and all were deserving. The final four charities chosen were The UK Sepsis Trust; Penrith and Carlisle foodbanks and Hebron Church which provided Christmas hampers for local families facing diffic...