Business

From 999 operators to train and bus drivers, thousands of workers are gearing up for more strikes and these are the ones which might affect you.

The key points from Chancellor's Kwasi Kwarteng's economic statement as tax cuts announced.

Fat and sugar-laden food and drink may have to be removed from prominent locations in supermarkets next month and here's why.

Train drivers will go on strike twice in October, their union has confirmed, after September action was cancelled by the death of the Queen.

Millions of people will be sent a £150 cost of living payment as more help with winter bills begins trickling through.

Would-be brides and their entourages may want to head to one of the area's longest serving bridal shops as it stages a massive clearance sale.

Total Vehicle Solutions Group has rebranded as TVS Interfleet, as the commercial vehicle bodybuilder adjusts to a rapidly changing market.

A former menswear shop is set to get a new lease of life as a restaurant if planners approve an application for a change of use.

A developer looking to build up to 125 homes in March should be made to pay over £75,000 upfront for NHS services in the town.

Shops, supermarkets and some attractions are now confirming plans to close on Monday for the Queen's funeral and here's the latest information.

Staff at a local care provider are in a celebratory mood after it was shortlisted for four categories in the regional Great British Care Awards.

The price homes will pay for each unit of gas and electric from October has been released but what does the rescue plan mean for fixed-rate customers?

Car owners roared into Wisbech at the weekend for a special open day organised by the manufacturer of the vehicles.

A disused town centre pub could become flats if planners agree with an expert assessment that the premises are no longer viable

A 'perfect storm' is causing the sweeping wave of industrial action, says an employment expert, as firefighters and nurses now face strike votes.

Drivers of petrol cars are still paying too much for fuel, says the RAC, which says a drop in wholesale costs should be making price pumps cheaper.

From train staff to nurses - staff across numerous sectors are preparing to walk out or ballot for action this month in ongoing rows over pay.

A supermarket is making more changes to the way it packages food from the end of this month to save 17 million food items from the bin.

A rare Tudor manuscript designed to help with swan-keeping in the era when mute swans were owned by the English crown has sold for £70,200.

A risk management specialist is urging the region’s farmers to focus on health and safety standards after official figures show a rise in fatalities.