The campus aims to benefit both the business and the town, and contribute to the ongoing regeneration of Barrow town centre. The new facility is set to operate from 6am to 7pm, Monday to Saturday.

ENGLAND’S “saddest town”, where the high street has been dubbed ‘death row’, has been given a huge financial boost to improve it’s town centre. Barrow-in-Furness… ...

The town hall at the centre of Barrow-in-Furness is an extravagant piece of Gothic architecture, ... as BAE’s workforce grows, Barrow is expected to balloon in size from 60,000 people to 90,000, ...

Welcome to Barrow-in-Furness: the forgotten town behind the U.K.’s nuclear defense seeking resurrection. At any given moment, a Vanguard-class submarine is somewhere in the world’s oceans ...

The BAE factory, in the distance, looms over Barrow-in-Furness, England. Barrow has built Royal Navy vessels since the 1870s. Today, BAE employs about 14,500 people, offering the town’s most ...

In just 40 years, Barrow has transformed into a major global shipbuilding force, with 12,000 people now working at BAE Systems’ shipyard – more than one fifth of the town’s 55,000 residents.

South Australia’s shuttered hospitality businesses could find an unlikely source for optimism in a growing industry crisis – Barrow-in-Furness, a tiny seaside town 350km northwest of London.

In just 40 years, Barrow has transformed into a major global shipbuilding force, with 12,000 people now working at BAE Systems’ shipyard – more than one fifth of the town’s 55,000 residents.

In just 40 years, Barrow has transformed into a major global shipbuilding force, with 12,000 people now working at BAE Systems’ shipyard – more than one fifth of the town’s 55,000 residents.

In just 40 years, Barrow has transformed into a major global shipbuilding force, with 12,000 people now working at BAE Systems’ shipyard – more than one fifth of the town’s 55,000 residents.

In just 40 years, Barrow has transformed into a major global shipbuilding force, with 12,000 people now working at BAE Systems’ shipyard – more than one fifth of the town’s 55,000 residents.