Business

New homes in Gaywood were snapped up at the weekend when the doors opened to a new marketing suite set up by West Norfolk Council and housing developer Lovell.

The co-owner of a long-standing East Anglian travel firm which has a base in Swaffham has toasted 50 years’ service with the company.

Suggestions for small and medium businesses on managing human resources through a Cloud based system will be offered at a meeting at King’s Lynn Innovation Centre.

Decorative supplies company Kent Blaxill has opened a store on Lynn’s Hardwick Estate aimed at both professional decorators and home DIY enthusiasts.

Lynn’s Gurney Environmental is stepping up its overseas exports having just won a second order from Jamaica for its equipment now in demand the world over.

Two commercial refrigeration specialists based in Lynn went head to head in a charity football match to raise funds for the children’s ward at Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Lynn based financial planning and wealth management business Ring Associates has seen a remarkable growth over the past 15 years which was never imagined possible by its founder.

The New Anglia Skills Board for Norfolk and Suffolk has a new chairman at the helm who aims to build on significant progress achieved since it was first set up in 2014.

Parents in Fakenham are being advised to use the summer break to get their children’s eyes tested free before they return to school.

Hunstanton was in full bloom on Monday as judges from the Royal Horticultural Society visited the resort for the national Britain in Bloom competition.

Husband and wife team Michael and Sarah Willgress, who both grew up in West Norfolk, are set to open a new deli and butcher’s store next week.

Long serving employee Malcolm Brown has clocked up 40 years at the Lynn factory which was Frigoscandia when he first joined in 1977, now known as Greenyard Frozen UK Ltd.

Lynn nail professional Scarlett Senter is celebrating a triumphant win after being named the Polish and Paint Artist of the Year at the Scratch Stars Awards 2017.

A new shop which opened in the picturesque setting of The Green in East Rudham is seeing trade flourish in its first few months of business.

In the short time since Article 50 was triggered it’s obvious the pitfalls and complexities of Brexit are becoming clearer and that many of your more robust Brexiteer correspondents are becoming increasingly agitated to find positive advantages for leaving.

Round-the-clock opportunities for fitness enthusiasts will be available when Lynn’s first 24-hour gym is set to open in September.

A salon which opened in Lynn just six months ago has expanded by launching a new beauty room and recruiting more staff.

New Anglia LEP chairman Mark Pendlington has announced that he is to stand down from the role this autumn, after spending three years in the office.

Considering all the money spent on Lynnsport development I fail to understand why two areas of safety are not being adopted despite this being raised several times with both the borough council and Norfolk County Council.

Current events point to the importance of talking matters through when it comes to getting things done. It’s about negotiation.