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Here are the latest stories from Cumbria Crack

• Jimmy Marshall leaves Kendal Town

  Jimmy Marshall has left Kendal Town to take up the reins at Lancaster City.

• Concern for missing 50-year-old woman

  Police said they were concerned for the welfare of a missing 50-year-old woman from West Cumbria.

• Cumbrian students visit farm for vital training

  Students from Kendal College visited a Penrith farm for vital training as part of their T-levels.

• £5.8m health diagnostics centre to open in Barrow this year

  A £5.8 million health diagnostics centre is set to open in Barrow later this year.

• 17-week project to install more solar panels on Cumbrian sports centre

  Work is due to start on Monday on a 17-week project to install more solar panels on a Cumbrian sports centre's roof.

• Cumbrian firm at forefront of live crowd monitoring welcomes Martyn’s Law

  A Cumbrian-based innovator in security technology has welcomed the passing of Martyn’s Law by Royal Assent.

• Firefighters tackle large blaze at north Cumbrian farm for four hours

  Firefighters have tackled a large blaze at a north Cumbrian farm which killed a number of sheep and lambs.

• Next phase of Barrow’s multi-million-pound Marina Village begins

  The latest phase of a multi-million-pound project which will lead to the creation of 800 new homes in Barrow has begun.

• Work on Barrow Marina Village passes milestone

  The second phase of work to prepare ground for the construction on 800 new homes in Barrow has begun.

• ‘It’s a lose-lose situation’: Firms face a £6 billion hit thanks to Donald Trump’s tariffs

  Suzanne Caldwell, of Cumbria Chamber of Commerce, reflects on the US tariffs.