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THE absolutely fantastic news that plans to build a £350m biomanufacturing plant to produce modern medicines have taken a major step forward is…

REACT: New site to bring jobs back to Ulverston PLANS to build a £350m bio-manufacturing plant to produce modern medicines has taken a major step forward much to the delight of the community. Lakes BioScience, formed from a team of UK industry experts, has been granted planning permission to start work on the site at Ulverston. This will generate 250 high-value, high-tech jobs at a state-of-the-art factory producing monoclonal antibodies. Dan Ladden said: "Good luck to them. I hope th...

Sarah Townsend A company called Lakes BioScience has been granted planning permission to start preparatory work to build a biomanufacturing facility to produce medicines at a site in Cumbria. South Lakeland Council awarded consent for groundworks to begin on the project, which would sit close to Glaxosmithkline’s current Ulverston factory on South Lonsdale Road, which the pharmaceutical giant expects to close over the next four years, it announced last week. Lakes BioScience, formed from a te...

PLANS to build a £350m biomanufacturing plant to produce modern medicines have taken a major step forward.

Plans to build a £350m biomanufacturing plant to produce modern medicines and boost the UK’s resilience have taken a major step forward. Lakes BioScience, formed from a team of UK industry experts, has been granted planning permission to start work on the site in Ulverston. The proposals will create 250...

PLANS to build a £350m biomanufacturing plant to produce modern medicines have taken a major step forward.

THE UK has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to its own modern medicines facility after GSK said it will close its Ulverston site after 73 years.

MORE than 100 jobs are at risk at GSK in Ulverston in what will be a devastating blow to the community.

Lord Walney, formerly Barrow MP John Woodcock, reflects on a year that brought his first appearance in the Lords, lockdown... and a new baby. Like so many, I am praying that 2021 will decisively different from 2020 and mark a return to normal life after the misery inflicted by the pandemic. Yet Isabel and I will always remember 2020 for two amazing, positive reasons too. Firstly, it was the year that our son Jacob was born.Our lockdown baby arrived in May when restrictions were at their s...