Business

An almost forgotten corner of Wisbech town centre is set for a new lease of life if plans for its future are given the go ahead.

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Chatteris Museum is set to receive a donation after being chosen by the local community of Chatteris as the worthiest cause.

A Manea couple's hopes of running a miniature horse breeding business from a site on the outskirts of the village have suffered a setback by planners.

The first grant payments, of £10,000 each, were received in businesses’ bank accounts yesterday (Tuesday) morning.

It is for small to medium enterprises with fewer than 249 employees and in our local enterprise area which includes all of Cambridgeshire.

A Fenland shoe shop is safe despite its parent company announcing some stores are to close.

They are running a call and collect service in-line with social distancing measures set by the Government to keep their staff and customers safe.

A café has been praised for providing a home delivery service during the coronavirus crisis.

A former March charity shop which has laid vacant for years is set for a new lease of life to help a much needed health service to expand.

A Wisbech firm has set up a new COVID-19 task force to help speed the design and production of ventilators and other essential medical equipment.

Three Fenland firms teamed up at their annual Christmas Party and raised £2,142 for The Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre in Wisbech.

The spread of spoof stories and scams related to coronavirus has prompted the government to take action.

Decision taken to shut doors at discount retailer 'with a heavy heart'.

A supermarket chain has announced it is lifting temporary restrictions on many of its products as stock availability has now improved.

Find out when each supermarket s open and what shopping restrictions are in place.

Gary Robinson of Paragon Motors hopes other 'non essential' businesses will follow his lead to help beat this "terrible virus".

The fast-food giant has confirmed all stores, including takeaway and drive-thru services will stop

The fast food giant will operate as a takeaway only to prevent the risk of infection to customers and staff.

A cinema will be closing its doors after Wednesday, following Government advice on the coronavirus pandemic.