Business

A brand new 30,000 sq ft business and innovation centre was opened in a Suffolk town this morning.

A business leader has described the second lockdown as a 'punch in the stomach' and has urged shoppers to support town centre traders.

The company which owns Coral and Ladbrokes betting shops is set to lose £34million in profits if a second lockdown sees its stores close.

A tea pot maker has put a recent rise in sales down to customers turning to simple pleasures during lockdown.

A Suffolk family have spent lockdown repurposing their two-acre farm into what they hope will be one of the county’s most exciting new wedding venues.

Police made an arrest after a break-in at a town centre shop.

Hundreds of people have added their voice to a campaign to reopen a community pub which has been closed since lockdown.

A monthly Suffolk market is beginning to thrive again after its relaunch earlier this year was disrupted by the coronavirus lockdown.

A popular long standing newsagent is set to close after coronavirus restrictions put a sledgehammer through the business.

Finding Christmas presents which tick all the boxes can be a challenge, but a new solution could be available this year.

Footballer Marcus Rashford has shown his support for a Suffolk pub offering free lunches to children in need over the half term holidays.

Where some see crisis, a mother-of-two saw an opportunity to start her own jewellery business.

A restaurant in a town shopping centre is to reopen after being shut for months.

A former teacher has opened a new sustainability shop after having been inspired by her students' passion for protecting the planet.

As one career finished, another opportunity emerged for a former postman who has quickly established himself as a trusted butcher.

Company plans 100 new stores for 'all things geeky' over the next two years.

A restaurant group has ‘taken the indoors, outdoors’ by installing Winter Garden Tipis in some of its venues.

A business improvement district has set out its coronavirus recovery plan today as it begins its campaign to get town businesses to back it.

A Suffolk council has unveiled plans for a community art initiative to brighten up empty town centre shops.

The expanded online scheme has signed up more than 50 businesses, who each have their own personalised page to promote their products and services.