What’s happening in the Suffolk business community
Projects across Norfolk and Suffolk which are ‘shovel-ready’ could go-ahead after funding of £32.1m was confirmed as part of a Government drive to fuel jobs and economic recovery.
A Woodbridge hotel which has been through the toughest three months in its 28-year history has won an award for the family values that have pulled it through.
A successful new bid to the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) by the University of East Anglia (UEA) and Norfolk County Council (NCC) will see at least £22 million invested in small and medium-sized businesses across the East of England.
Businesses struggling due to the current coronavirus pandemic are being offered a substantial lifeline with one of the largest shake-ups of insolvency laws in nearly 20 years.
In 2021, Google will be launching an update on its UX (User Experience) ranking algorithm. SimpleClick is urging local businesses to ensure their websites are ready for the upcoming changes.
Disability employment champion Realise Futures has gained a three-year contract to provide coaching services to people in Suffolk as part of a county council programme aimed at assessing people’s needs and finding ways to overcome barriers to employment and training.
Multi-award winning Suffolk business owner, Laura Morrison, has taken the bull by the horns during lockdown and has moved Your Telemarketing to new, larger premises, still in Bury St Edmunds.
The Institute of Directors is calling on the Government to use its upcoming Economic Statement to ‘pump-prime’ the economy and support employment.
Surprise falls in the number of corporate insolvencies across the country could herald the ‘calm before the storm’, warns the Eastern branch of insolvency and restructuring trade body R3.
People from across East Anglia have a chance to secure a job in the offshore wind industry thanks to ScottishPower Renewables which is launching a new apprentice recruitment drive for its East Anglia ONE offshore windfarm.
An exciting new business funding matching tool looking to revolutionise access to finance for businesses in the East of England is released today (10 June) by Suffolk Chamber of Commerce.
As lockdown is eased, UK residents looking to buy and sell their property can resume. Indeed, over 700 homes were listed on Rightmove in the 10 days following Boris Johnson’s announcement on 10th May.
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