Business

A company has renewed its long-term sponsorship of a top British boxer.

There could be some relief for households with new energy bill predictions forecasting a drop in the price of gas and electricity by the spring.

The owner of a transport and logistic franchise has added a new town to her territory.

A shop owner is offering an exclusive deal for the day where customers can get eight cupboard items for just a penny.

Care home staff and residents mixed up batter and flipped pancakes for their annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Day celebrations.

Crowds of shoppers turned out for the launch of a Farmer’s Market at a garden centre.

Hopes for a derelict eyesore have been dashed after it failed to sell at auction.

Royal Mail today revealed images of eight new stamps that celebrate the history, impact and legacy of Vikings in Britain.

And the results are in for who is in the shortlisted line-up for this year’s Fenland Business Awards.

A village café has made a rallying cry to the community it serves for support ahead of an upcoming planning meeting.

A business is going to the next level by opening up new premises.

Entries for the Fenland Business Awards 2024 are now closed – but now the judges are set to begin the difficult task of picking our finalists.

Cambridgeshire County Council is looking for entrepreneurial and enthusiastic tenants for three rural business opportunities starting this October.

By 2050 workers may need to be 71 before they retire, suggests a new report, but why is the state pension age becoming such a big issue in the UK?

Fenland firms have until the end of February to complete a simple expression of interest form to be in with a chance of a grant of up to £25k.

A Fenland farm which boasts being one of Europe’s biggest suppliers of pumpkins is looking for permission to build a new storage shed for its crop.

The long service of one nursery worker has been recognised with the presentation of a special award.

A new budget supermarket for March could be delayed following news that a rival brand has launched a legal challenge against it.

Bretts Transport managing director Simon Brett was just 23 years old when he took the reins of his family’s well-established and successful business.

The Hippodrome, in March, has gained the top rating for its levels of hygiene in Fenland District Council’s Scores on the Doors programme.