Business

Worzals in Wisbech has unveiled exciting plans for a £3 million expansion project at its site off the A47.

A Wisbech businessman and local councillor has come up with the idea of a ‘not for profit’ company to employ a security guard for the town centre.

A business owner is to meet with police to discuss what action can be taken to deal with people urinating and defecating in her shop’s car park.

Chatteris champion boxer Jordan Gill has given his seal of approval to a local butchers after popping in for some award winning sausages.

Heron Foods has opened in Wisbech's Horsefair Shopping Centre with the creation of 15 new jobs.

Since 2010 the number of hairdressers, barbers and nail bars in Fenland has risen from 35 to 60 – that’s an increase of 71 per cent.

Firms urged to book places now

Tesco's new discount store a hit

Fenland town hosts launch of new brand designed to take on discount rivals

Chattteris is set to be the centre of the food retailing world when Tesco unveils its new-format store, said to be Jack's - in the town next week.

A Chatteris pensioner who staged a one-woman protest to stop a bank closing has been told "it would be inappropriate for the government to intervene".

A West Norfolk climbing centre is searching for a new location, after planning permission was granted to a scheme looking to use the land it occupies.

Fenland has lost nearly a third of its pubs since 2010, according to official figures with around 25 pubs and bars having closed their doors for good.

Dividends and interest worth £34 million were accrued by Anglian Water shareholders in 2017 alone, according to GMB Union figures.

Councillors have given the go ahead for a major anaerobic digester plant on the outskirts of March despite a member's concern over safety of cyclists.

The employment rate in Fenland has increased over the past year, as the Government hails record highs across the UK.

Chatteris is finally getting a Tesco store as the supermarket giant starts a staff recruitment drive in the town.

Anglia Components has streamlined its charitable activities to give focus on two chosen local charities each year.

The doors will open again on a new-look Long Sutton pub and a friendly landlady this weekend.

Plans to renovate a former 18th-century school in Long Sutton have moved a step forward after parish councillors decided not to raise any objections.