Business

Pub group Greene King of Bury St Edmunds has secured royal backing for a new venture to get unemployed young people back into work.

The owner of British Sugar has voiced its unease at Government plans to impose a Sugar Tax on soft drinks.

Eight members of staff with a Suffolk producer of spice and herb flavours have clocked up more than 100 years’ service.

A Bury St Edmunds based digital communications company has just completed the acquisition of a rival firm.

Over 100 dangerous climbing harnesses have been seized by Suffolk Trading Standards following a tip-off that previously destroyed equipment was being sold on e-bay.

More than £100million worth of land and properties in Suffolk is owned by offshore companies it has been revealed.

Numerous takeaways, restaurants and eateries in Bury St Edmunds still need to improve hygiene standards according to public heath inspectors

More patient-facing staff are needed to help improve emergency responses in the community, says the region’s ambulance service in its latest ambitious recruitment plans.

The production company behind TV show ‘Don’t Tell The Bride’ is looking for couples from Suffolk and Norfolk to take part in the next series.

Bury St Edmunds pub giant Greene King has today vowed to take on 10,000 apprentices over the next three years.

Shops in Bury have seized the chance to support producers across the world during Fairtrade Fortnight.

Two Sudbury companies have combined their skills to provide customers with a pain free tattoo experience.

As many as 48 jobs are in danger of being axed at International Flavours and Fragrances (IFF) Haverhill factory.

Shoppers will no longer be able to make late-night shopping runs to Tesco in Sudbury after the supermarket giant announced plans to scrap 24-hour openings at one in four of its biggest stores.

More people are now in work in the East of England than ever before according to new employment figures out today, Wednesday January 20.

Chemistry engineering specialists Vapourtec of Bury St Edmunds saw its turnover soar last year by 15 per cent.

A leading Bury St Edmunds company is poised to expand its operations after completing a major acquisition.

A leading manufacturer of flavourings and ingredients for foods to perfumes has overcome a challenging year to send profits before tax soaring by 15 per cent.

Banks have blocked loan applications worth more than £153 million from ambitious East of England companies in just six months, it has been claimed.

A cafe/bar with an international flavour will be opening in Bury St Edmunds next week.