Business

The government says there are no guarantees there will not be empty shelves at Christmas as shortage of lorry drivers continues to hit supply chains.

Supermarket Sainsbury's has confirmed it will keep closed all stores on Boxing Day, including its Argos branches, to give staff a festive break.

As crunch talks take place in Whitehall to ease the lorry driver shortages, one industry expert warns it may be too little, too late.

The owner of a prestigious fashion store is planning for retirement when she closes her shop after more than four decades.

A D-Day veteran who was one of three war heroes granted the freedom of a town has died.

A Chatteris science firm is looking to recruit up to 25 new members of staff and is holding a special open day to highlight the job opportunities.

HMRC has revealed the worst reasons given for not paying staff the National Minimum Wage.

More than £4 million is available to help innovative projects come up with safe ways for broadband cables to be added to water pipes.

Wetherspoons is to cut the price of food and drink in its pubs for one day to highlight the impact of VAT on the hospitality sector.

One of the UK's most popular food chains has issued a warning to customers over food shortages and packaging problems.

A member of the Combined Authority's Business Board has carried out a fact finding mission to a leading Fenland firm.

One of the UK's largest supermarkets is set to remain closed on Boxing Day, a move being welcomed by many who say key workers deserve a break.

A number of customers have reported glass bottles of sparkling water exploding.

The price of gas and electric is to rise by almost £140 this winter. Here's how to begin looking for a better deal that could save you money:

Petrol prices have risen for the ninth month in a row with the RAC warning the situation shows no sign of improving.

Wisbech is poised for an historic High Street transformation after revised plans for a new shop and flats at ‘The Gap’ were given the go-ahead.

Tesco has issued a recall on a product contaminated with nuts.

The cost of energy bills may rocket, if Friday's increase to the energy price cap goes ahead, but there are concerns for lower income families too.

One of Fenland's best loved and longest running nighspots is up for sale with a price tag of £410,000.

A former prisoner of war camp is set to be redeveloped with up to 102 homes being built on the 12-acre Fenland site.