“We’re Still Here for You” charity campaign voiced by Stephen Fry and Martin Shaw.
Two of Norfolk’s most famous residents; Stephen Fry and Martin Shaw, have joined forces to help Norfolk and Waveney cancer charity, Big C, create a new television and radio campaign to ensure those affected by cancer during the Coronavirus pandemic are aware of, and can access, vital support.
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A Suffolk business owner says his logistics firm will be poised for action when the time comes to get the UK supply chain moving fully again.
Olly Magnus, who heads Great Blakenham-based Magnus Group, believes transport and logistics companies throughout the county have a major part to play in helping shops and services get back to their feet post-Covid.
A Norfolk dentist who was horrified by the lack of personal protective equipment available to our region’s care staff, has made a donation of vital face masks.
Ipswich-based digital agency, SimpleClick is warning local businesses that COVID-19 has led to a surge of cyber-attacks, with phishing scams being one of the most prevalent forms of breaches.
Norfolk and Waveney cancer charity, Big C, is encouraging local people affected by cancer to access community-based support during the Coronavirus outbreak.
The Norfolk Resilience Forum has issued an appeal to urge businesses and communities across Norfolk to help secure supplies of Personal Protective Equipment for workers in vital services.
Integrity™ Cleanroom, based in Bury St Edmunds, is supporting both the NHS and the Irish health services during the current COVID-19 crisis with the supply of coveralls, part of vital PPE (personal protection equipment) required by key workers in the healthcare services.
Award-winning cybersecurity company, BullGuard, has announced the availability of a free, three-month minimum BullGuard Small Office Security license for small businesses that need assistance managing their cybersecurity in the wake of the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent sudden mass migration of millions of employees who are now working from home.
Suffolk’s business and voluntary sector communities are being encouraged to come together as part of a county-wide campaign to help more organisations deliver their important work throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
A talented Suffolk entrepreneur has turned her family’s experience of Covid-19 self-isolation, into the inspiration for Shop Suffolk, a crucial county-wide resource for the pandemic period.
As restaurants, bars and coffee shops around the world attempt to make a swift move to takeaway offerings in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading mobile ordering technology provider wi-Q Technologies has responded with purpose-built software, with no deployment fees, no transaction commissions, no contracts and free of charge for the first three months with a further cut in price by 50% for the remainder of 2020.
