Business

A former project manager has swapped the corporate world to join a garden centre to start an embroidery printing business.

A man who stole more than £1,000 worth of alcohol from a Fenland supermarket has been jailed.

A redundant MOT testing centre could be demolished to make way for five homes if plans are approved.

House hunters can take away valuable mortgage advice and learn more about the next steps in buying a property at Barratt Homes’ upcoming event.

Work has started to build more than 60 affordable homes in a Fenland village.

An academy trust that runs three schools in one Fenland town has a new man in charge.

A set of flats bought by Cambridgeshire County Council to enable a roundabout to be built are set for demolition.

Two women who were caught stealing more than £1,500 worth of items including stationery, clothing and chocolates, have been ordered to do unpaid work.

A shoplifter has been ordered to carry out unpaid work after admitting stealing thousands of pounds worth of goods from Fenland supermarkets.

An internet influencer with more than one million followers rated tasty treats at a popular village café.

Plans for 20 homes in Chatteris are up for discussion at Wednesday’s Fenland planning committee, with officers recommending approval.

A redundant butcher’s shop could have a new lease of life as a tanning studio if plans are approved.

The following planning applications have been submitted to Fenland District, West Norfolk, and South Holland District Councils.

Hickathrift House in Marshland St James will be opening its doors to the local community for an afternoon of activities and tea on Saturday, April 12.

Fenland District Council has agreed to spend at least £1,061,991 on implementing a new weekly food waste collection.

Plans by a Wisbech eatery to extend their premises will help generate more customers and provide more jobs.

Archaeological investigations should be carried out before any building takes place if planning permission is granted for new homes on a village site.

An ice cream war raging in a Fenland town saw one operator scoop his rivals by giving away £3,000 of free cones at the weekend.

A property owner who ignored a legal notice to clean up a derelict building that has become a blight on the local community has been fined.

The owner of Grade II listed former Franks butchers in Wisbech Market Place has been ordered to complete improvements within two months.