Business

Royal Mail will consult on up to 6,000 redundancies as the delivery giant blamed industrial action for mammoth financial losses.

Six one bedroom affordable flats are set to be built on one of the longest-running blots on Wisbech High Street and they will be offered for rent.

It's time to check your purses and piggy banks - these are some of Britain's rarest 50p coins still in circulation.

Plans to ban sales of new diesel and petrol cars from 2030 could mean huge costs for the UK and individual households says a study into the policy.

There are fears the Christmas shopping period will be 'complete chaos' if striking postal workers continue their action.

Shoppers now need to find an extra £54 a month for the average monthly food shop, warn researchers, who say rising inflation is now 'hitting hard'.

Recall notices and 'do not eat' warnings have been issued by the Food Standards Agency for three products that may contain small pieces of metal.

Households could soon be paid money to use their appliances during 'off-peak' hours but how is the new Demand Flexibility Service going to work?

Shops are beginning to confirm Christmas opening hours as retailers prepare for customers to begin festive shopping earlier to spread the cost.

People need to register now if they want to have their say on the proposed Wisbech mega-incinerator.

Planners say "there are no grounds to resist" plans for up to nine homes on a former garden nursery site in Wisbech.

Those looking for a getaway will soon be able to take advantage of new holiday accommodation in a Fenland village.

It may just be the start of October, but one business has already kickstarted the Halloween season with a bang.

Eight million households waiting for a £324 cost of living payment, have now been given further details from the DWP about its arrival this autumn.

Chatteris-based Stainless Metalcraft has been awarded the title ‘SME Employer of the Year Award’ at the Peterborough Apprenticeship Awards 2022.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has u-turned on the abolition of the top tax rate after the "bolt-from-the-blue" policy left the markets in turmoil.

The official coin effigy of King Charles III has been unveiled by the Royal Mint.

Millions of paper £20 and £50 notes remain in circulation, says the Bank of England, as the Post Office warns of a last minute rush to deposit them.

From October energy prices are changing but why must households look at their gas and electric meters before the switch?

Royal Mail has unveiled four new black and white stamps to mark the life of the Queen, which will go on general sale later this year.