Business

Cambridgeshire’s biggest bus operator is looking forward to working with a new mayor to improve its services.

Councillors have refused to grant permission for more than 100 new homes to be built on the site of a former prisoner of war camp.

Residents will be able to have their say on a massive solar farm which is due to be built on fields surrounding a number of villages.

A stark warning has been raised about a “lost generation” of young people who are unemployed.

A Fenland business has launched a new website, making life easier for its customers.

A holiday park is denying allegations of discrimination after its security guard called visitors “scumbags”.

In our Eat My Words feature, Jeremy Ransome and family visit a village pub in search of the perfect Sunday roast.

An “enticing” opportunity to take over running a landmark town hotel is on the table.

A trendsetting store, offering ‘first-rate products’, has moved to new premises after outgrowing its former shop.

A care home has been celebrating the contributions of two young volunteers who have brought joy to residents.

An MP visited a town care home to discuss current issues with the manager and her team.

In our occasional Eat My Words feature, Jeremy Ransome visits a pub facing lots of nearby competition.

A luxury bus experience, which has been running for more than a year, held an open day for the community to step aboard one of its coaches.

A care home was bursting with life as residents, families and friends came together to celebrate.

A Cambridgeshire housing association has launched a new programme aimed at tackling digital exclusion among its customers.

A dog breeding business based at a village home is allowed to stay permanently – despite objections.

More than 70 business leaders, educators and others gathered for the inaugural Fenland Networking Breakfast.

As National Gardening Day approaches in April, residents at one care home are already deep into their gardening projects.

A care home has been chosen by residents and their families as one of the Top 20 in the East of England.

A former project manager has swapped the corporate world to join a garden centre to start an embroidery printing business.