Business

Well-known local chef Alison Sloan is set to open a new cafe and deli with a cookery school attached.

Exciting plans for a former Fenland onion factory mark the start of hopes that Chatteris will become a specialist manufacturing hub.

Swimming clubs across Fenland have been left counting the cost after operators of the area’s leisure centres said they can no longer provide lessons.

Administrators have been appointed for this power company.

Every little helps so we have teamed up with Jack’s in Chatteris to offer you the chance to win prizes that will help with your weekly shopping bill.

While the pandemic may have left some business owners struggling to survive it has opened a new world of opportunity for one Wisbech restaurant owner.

An empty town centre store has opened its doors for the first time in three years thanks to a community recycling organisation.

A Fenland anaerobic digester plant has scored a first after its biomethane was connected to the National Grid.

Stainless Metalcraft has given the Princess Royal Training Award in recognition of its investment in the next generation of engineering talent.

When Beales closed in Wisbech in March the Co-op travel team, found themselves homeless and sharing with colleagues out of their branch in March.

Big screen entertainment is due to restart in Wisbech later this month with the announcement The Light Cinema will be re-opening after five months.

Anglian Water is encouraging those staying at home to continue to save water wherever they can to help keep taps flowing.

WH Smith is planning to cut up to 1,500 jobs as bosses said its recovery from the Covid-19 lockdown has been “slow”.

Demand from overseas for expensive farm kit is fuelling the rise in machinery thefts.

TUI, which has a branch in Wisbech, says COVID has impacted its high street stores.

Hughes Electrical is to reopen its Wisbech store but with shortened opening hours.

Promotions are well deserved for a couple at a Wisbech-based accountancy firm.

A contractor is being sought for a major housing development in Chatteris which could have a gross development value of up to £50 million.

Al fresco dining spaces and street cafes could soon become a more familiar sight in Fenland with launch of new 'pavement licence' initiative.

A Wisbech-based haulier is among those recognised as part of the HGV Heroes initiative launched by the Road Haulage Association.