Business

The first vessel to deliver fuel to a new fuel bunkering facility at a town port has arrived.

Queues formed outside restaurants, cafés and pubs as diners flocked to grab a discounted dinner under the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which launched on Monday in a bid to boost the industry. Our reporters enjoyed a taste of the bargains on offer.

Currys PC World owner Dixons Carphone, which has shops across Norfolk, is to cut jobs in a management restructure.

The owners of a popular East Anglian theme park have expanded their UK offering after rescuing Drayton Manor following their fall into administration.

Lowestoft-based supply firm Everything Office has gone into liquidation - owing more than £1million.

A new map shows every independent restaurant, café and pub taking part in the government’s Eat Out to Help Out money-off scheme.

A restaurant at Potters Resort has closed down due to the impact of coronavirus - with the owner stating some “tough decisions” will have to be made for the family-run holiday business to survive.

Nearly 4000 restaurants across the East of England will cut diners’ bills by as much as 50pc, as the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme officially opens for business today.

A restaurant at Potters Resort has closed down due to the impact of coronavirus - with the owner stating some “tough decisions” will have to be made for the family-run holiday business to survive.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has announced a halt to the easing of lockdown restrictions.

Geo-data specialists are set to scan the East Anglian sea bed in a deal worth £55m.

A wind farm off the East Anglian coast is now fully operational.

Diners can now find out which restaurants are taking part in the government’s Eat Out to Help scheme, which launches next week.

A budget hotel chain is set to reopen for business this week with a range of new safety measures in place.

Google ‘farmer purple flowers’ and you’ll be greeted with glorious images of a north Essex farmer amid a stunning array of his flowering echium crop.

With UK-China tensions on a knife edge, nuclear power is becoming the next flashpoint, Emily Townsend investigates whether Sizewell C is possible without Chinese cash.

Summer is in full swing on the Norfolk Broads as boat and holiday operators see such a surge in visitors there are “not enough boats”.

‘Don’t make us ask, wear a mask’.

Historic former offices look set to be transformed into a new restaurant.

A prominent town centre building that had been empty for almost four years has undergone a major £100,000 transformation.

Poundland, which has stores across Norfolk, is piloting a home delivery service and stocking new frozen food lines.

Tour operator Awaze, which owns Hoseasons, is expanding its HQ in East Anglia with the creation of 40 new jobs.

Fitness fanatics breathed a sigh of relief after the government announced leisure centres could re-open on July 25 - but not all plan to welcome back the public just yet.

Though the food and drink sector is reopening its doors to the public, it’s certainly not back to business as usual. Here’s a handful of ways it might change going forward.

Suffolk’s official film office has launched a new database of local TV and film professionals to help kickstart the industry following the coronavirus lockdown.

Community leaders in Southwold are pressing ahead with a multi-million pound project to demolish several buildings in the town to make way for new office and retail units.

Three Norfolk beauticians say the continued ban on certain treatments has revealed sexist misunderstandings of their industry.

Inaccurate endowment policy forecasts have caused problems for millions, says finance expert Peter Sharkey.

Beauty salons, gyms and leisure centres are to reopen in the government’s latest easing of lockdown rules.