Business

Councils have urged private landlords to reach out for hellp if they are worried about the new Renters Rights Bill.

A brewer will celebrate having made 25 million pints later this month – the equivalent of nearly six Olympic-size swimming pools worth of beer.

A health club has celebrated the relaunch of its spa facilities by honouring the firefighters that saved it from a devastating blaze two years ago.

In the week that a shop in a Suffolk town centre closed after more than 20 years, a new greengrocer opened just a few metres away.

New owners are set to take over a village café which closed two months ago.

A bakery owner has spoken of his disgust at being denied compensation over roadworks which left him 'thousands of pounds’ out of pocket.

A pub has reopened following a six-figure revamp to give the venue a fresh look.

A teenager has said it feels like a ‘life-changing experience’ as she prepares to open a new lash and beauty salon in a town high street.

The sugar industry is ‘here to stay’ in Bury St Edmunds, said the British Sugar factory manager at the opening of a new £4.2 million facility.

The owner of a village farm shop said he has been ‘utterly blown away’ by the support they’ve received after being nominated for a prestigious award.

A company with UK and international interests in property, construction and renewable energy has taken an office at a Suffolk town’s research park.

Elaine Warriner, from Thomas Ridley Foodservice, wonders if long service awards are still relevant today.

A vacant warehouse could be transformed into a padel court.

The owners of a store offering military surplus and outdoor gear have fallen in love with their new home a week after moving.

More than 100 vinyl lovers queued around the block to help a store celebrate Record Store Day.

A long-serving village pub landlady, who helped to transform it from a male-dominated drinking venue to a food-led destination, is set to bid adieu.

Our reviewer stayed at a recently refreshed historic Suffolk country retreat dating back 500 years.

A town’s new chef’s table restaurant is set to open at the end of the month.

The chairman of a farmers’ club fears that a growing generation of young farmers may lose their futures over the Government’s inheritance tax plans.

The flexible nature of what is offered at a Suffolk business and innovation centre has earned praise from an accounting service that has moved in.