Business

Firms which are open during the coronavirus pandemic are being offered an online platform to spread the word.

A sweet shop has adapted during the coronavirus crisis to offer popular delivery services.

Owners of a South Holland factory have shared how they are supporting food banks and the NHS.

Hard working NHS staff were given a late Easter treat from a supermarket.

Shoppers at Tesco could be asked to queue in their cars instead of lining up outside if the weather is cold or wet.

High Street baker to start trial next week to see how feasible it will be to operate social distancing rules.

A Fenland firm is honouring the memory of their boss by making protective equipment for frontline NHS and care workers.

A well-known couple will be taking a pub back to gastro roots.

A banner displayed outside a care home included the hand prints of residents and staff.

Lloyds Bank in Wisbech was forced to close on Wednesday (22) to allow for deep cleaning after a member of staff was diagnosed with COVID-19.

“I have seen first-hand the dynamism of people and businesses alike and their determination to pick themselves up, and find new ways to succeed."

Fenland businesses which have received Government grant support are urging other firms to make sure they claim what they’re entitled to.

The Anchor Inn at Wimblington, has been transformed into a takeaway service and free shop for the community.

A birds of prey centre located in a Fenland village is looking to expand and improve its facilities so it can host school educational visits.

Anglian Water first received a Queen's Award for Enterprise in 2015.

A Chatteris manufacturer has today (Tuesday) been awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Promoting Opportunity.

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.

Changes have been made to the Citizen's website to ensure we can continue to bring you the news when you need it the most.

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.