Business

Local MP Steve Barclay paid a fact finding visit to one of Wisbech’s specialist firms.

Shoppers will vote with their feet and that will determine the future of March town centre.

A Fenland pub and a high street store were among those who proved themselves as safe spaces for customers in need.

Thousands of people claiming tax credits have just a few days left to renew their claim or risk having their payments stopped, says HMRC.

Owners of empty shops in March town centre are being can claim grants of up to £25,000 to help bring them back into use.

Plans for another supermarket in March look set for approval despite a a huge public response and objections from competitors.

Around a dozen Fenland business leaders attended an event to learn about the help available to firms capable of growing the district’s economy.

Disposable barbecues shouldn’t be sold during very hot weather suggest new guidelines issued to shops this summer by retail and fire experts.

A new autism-inspired clothing range has been launched.

Stamps with no barcode are soon to expire and Royal Mail is warning people to use them up or swap out before the risk of incurring a surcharge.

Staff at a wildlife reserve have received the good news that their work has meant the centre has been put forward for yet another Gold Accolade.

A company has been named as the country’s distributor of the year for the third time in a row.

Seven businesses have come together to create a new emergency accommodation hub for the homeless.

A care home administrator has received a prestigious 30-Year Service Award.

One of Fenland’s major employers has urged others to access the free support and funding advice on offer in the district to businesses.

Bosses are being urged to help staff cope with the current hot weather, but can you really go home if your work place gets too hot?

Around 40 business represenatives came together for the “Fenland – Develop, Succeed and Inspire” event and discovered the help on offer for firms.

People aged 45 to 70 are being urged to check their national insurance contributions but important changes have been made to the scheme’s deadline.

A purpose-built 42-bed hotel constructed in the 1980s has changed hands and will soon to be converted into residential accommodation.

Redundant farm buildings are set to be demolished and replaced with what the developer hopes will be a new tourist venue in Fenland.