Business

Rural bus services in Norfolk will not improve and some routes could be lost unless the government makes more money available to support them, bosses have warned.

The energy secretary has agreed to review plans which could see miles of countryside carved up to accommodate offshore wind farms.

The landlord of a newly-reopened pub is pledging to be the cheapest in town, pulling a £1.95 pint.

A well-known hotel is preparing to launch a new eatery.

A mother-of-two who launched a stage school when her youngest child was just four months old is set to open her third, on the back of receiving an arts award.

A salon owner has spoken out after facing "negativity and unnecessary attacks" from other women working in her industry.

A country house in almost seven acres with 10 other properties which was the home of the late Naomi Bowlby, has gone on the market.

A couple have moved out of their "forever home" because of fear of harm from electric and magnetic fields (EMFs).

The future of a busy market town's post office is looking brighter after representatives confirmed that they have an "interested party" looking to take it over.

Six Norfolk eateries have made it onto a prestigious list of best restaurants - making it one of the best-performing counties in the UK.

Four hotels in Norfolk have been named among the best places to stay in the UK by The Sunday Times.

If Thomas Cook failed why would another travel firm make it work?

Fakenham Racecourse has welcomed a brand new restaurant ahead of the upcoming season.

Places are still available on free workshops in Fakenham which will help businesses old and new understand online marketing.

Thomas Cook employees have had their jobs saved after a rival bought all of the stricken firm's stores.

It's one of Britain's most picturesque seaside resorts, and its streets are thronged with visitors in summer. But in winter, Wells-next-the-Sea can resemble a ghost town. Reporter STUART ANDERSON went to find out how the town keeps ticking in the colder months.

A closed-down pub is to be reborn as a "community nucleus" filled with artefacts celebrating its namesake, Admiral Horatio Nelson.

Norfolk could be set to lose some of its supermarkets as Sainsbury's announced the closure of up to 125 of its sites.

Following the decision to pull the plug on the £2.25m Egmere Business Zone, we look at where it all went wrong.

Amid the collapse of the UK's most famous travel firm, one facet of the Thomas Cook legacy is still standing strong in the Norfolk countryside.

Thousands of jobs are to be lost and the holidays of even more thrown into disarray as tour company Thomas Cook has confirmed it has fallen into liquidation.

The worst fears about the future of Thomas Cook have been confirmed as the firm collapsed into compulsory liquidation.

People working at Thomas Cook travel agencies - with seven across Norfolk - face an anxious wait on jobs as the firm scrambles to avoid collapse.

Places are still available on free workshops which will help businesses understand proven marketing techniques in the digital world.

A Thomas Cook customer was left disappointed and frustrated after receiving a "somewhat bizarre" vegan breakfast consisting of orange juice, raisins, apple sauce - and milk.

Golfing legend Ian Poulter has played the first round at the new £15m Royal Norwich course and declared it a huge success.

A new video gaming café is getting ready to reboot the high street when it opens later this month.

Free bacon rolls will be on the menu when a highly anticipated coffee shop opens its doors for the first time.

A family-run business which made its mark throughout the county is closing its last surviving store.