Below is a snippet of some of the latest news stories hitting the headlines locally in Suffolk.
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Freeport East, one of the UK’s Industrial Strategy Zones, is offering free, dedicated support designed to help ambitious businesses and investors establish and grow their footprint in one of the UK’s most dynamic economic regions.
To truly leverage an exhibition as a viable means to build new relationships and generate revenue opportunities, you need to treat it as a specific component of your overall sales strategy (and not merely as a one-time marketing experience).
Following the devastating fire of 2023, Ipswich’s Riverhills Health Club & Day Spa is celebrating a transformational first year since reopening in May 2025.
Ellisons has strengthened its Residential Property team with the appointment of Sarah Osborne as a Senior Associate, based in the firm’s Bury St Edmunds office.
If you’re interested in launching a career in industrial manufacturing and operations, this guide is for you. The field is rapidly evolving due to data analytics, robotics, and continuous improvement practises, so things are changing fast.
Broads Tours by Norfolk Broads Direct has partnered with Big C, the local cancer charity, as headline sponsor for a charity football match taking place on Saturday 9 May at Wroxham Football Club.
Four golfers from the local construction industry are preparing to test their endurance, both physically and financially, as they take on a gruelling 72‑hole golf challenge in a single day, all in aid of three vital charities.
Extraordinary results start with how you lead.
If you strip leadership back to its essence – beyond the job titles, the organisational charts, the KPIs, and the noise, you are left with one simple, profound purpose:
To enable ordinary human beings to achieve extraordinary things.
Neil Fright, CEO of Tendring-based Carbon Numbers, has been appointed as Chair of the East of England region for the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM). The appointment will see Neil take on a leadership role supporting professionals across the region.
This year marks a milestone for Barnes Construction, as in September, it takes on its 100th management trainee.
Bay Tree has expanded its reach into the North West and is almost six months into its membership of the North and West Lancashire Chamber of Commerce.
When you build a company from the ground up, you’re also often building a team of employees who can back you up and help push your business forward. People can make a huge difference to the success of your company, and a good team is easily worth its weight in gold.
