Business

A farmer who has dedicated more than 60 years to helping wildlife on his farm was named Agriculture and Environment Champion.

There was genuine happiness as the winner of the Businessperson of the Year took to the stage to collect their award.

A family firm that was only launched seven months ago was a popular winner at the Fenland Citizen Business Awards 2025.

“Shocked” and “absolutely delighted” were the first words from the co-owner of the winner of the Retail and Hospitality category 2025.

A family business named after the owner’s granddaughter has had a successful opening day.

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

The best of business gathered last night for a very special evening.

A major agricultural business is set to relocate in Fenland with an announcement it will be closing three of its five depots including in Ely.

The Combined Authority has taken a step towards delivering 18 new projects to grow the economy, support businesses, and create new opportunities.

A former funeral directors could have a new lease of life as a cafe if plans for a change of use are granted.

Concerns over possible crime have been raised by police following an application by a local GP surgery to introduce a drugs pick-up machine.

A camping and bed and breakfast site in Fenland is set for expansion following the submission of a planning application.

Experts are waiting to see if the collision of two tankers in the North Sea will affect an internationally important wetland.

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

Owners of a newly opened café are counting the costs after arsonists attacked over the weekend and destroyed outdoor furniture.

A Fenland care home has been rated ‘good’ overall following an inspection by a government watchdog.

A care home resident has had her wish come true to visit her old workplace thanks to an initiative in a local care home.

Two good causes have been given a financial boost by March Town Council.

A developer has been given the green light to build new homes in Manea, despite objections from the parish council.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority has assured smaller bus operators will not be forgotten as bus franchising implementation begins.