Business

A former funeral director’s that has been empty for nearly a decade is set to be turned into a new café.

A Team GB athlete is to cut the ribbon at the grand opening of a new Aldi store in March later this month.

A new salon has opened, bringing a range of beauty treatments to the community.

Cambridgeshire’s biggest bus operator is looking forward to working with a new mayor to improve its services.

Councillors have refused to grant permission for more than 100 new homes to be built on the site of a former prisoner of war camp.

Residents will be able to have their say on a massive solar farm which is due to be built on fields surrounding a number of villages.

A stark warning has been raised about a “lost generation” of young people who are unemployed.

A Fenland business has launched a new website, making life easier for its customers.

A holiday park is denying allegations of discrimination after its security guard called visitors “scumbags”.

In our Eat My Words feature, Jeremy Ransome and family visit a village pub in search of the perfect Sunday roast.

An “enticing” opportunity to take over running a landmark town hotel is on the table.

A trendsetting store, offering ‘first-rate products’, has moved to new premises after outgrowing its former shop.

A care home has been celebrating the contributions of two young volunteers who have brought joy to residents.

An MP visited a town care home to discuss current issues with the manager and her team.

In our occasional Eat My Words feature, Jeremy Ransome visits a pub facing lots of nearby competition.

A luxury bus experience, which has been running for more than a year, held an open day for the community to step aboard one of its coaches.

A care home was bursting with life as residents, families and friends came together to celebrate.

A Cambridgeshire housing association has launched a new programme aimed at tackling digital exclusion among its customers.

A dog breeding business based at a village home is allowed to stay permanently – despite objections.

More than 70 business leaders, educators and others gathered for the inaugural Fenland Networking Breakfast.