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Aviva says transfer to Ireland will not affect jobs in Norwich

Free mentoring sessions for start-ups in Norwich

Kate Wilde of Engage With Business will help lead mentoring sessions for start-ups. Picture: Engage With Business.

Norfolk’s digital start-up growth is outstripping Cambridgeshire and Suffolk

The traditional view of apprenticeships has been overturned by the apprenticeship levy, which has encouraged companies to put resources into vocational training. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Two new partners appointed at East Anglian business advisers

From left, Leigh Thurston, Paul Briddon and Mary Schofield of Lovewell Blake. Picture: Andy Newman.

LEP opens £19m warchest for projects to boost Norfolk and Suffolk’s skills

Ipswich Waterfront Innovation Centre. Picture: Phil Grayston.

Norfolk and Suffolk bid to woo global investors at international showcase

The East stand at MIPIM UK, where delegates from Norfolk and Suffolk are promoting the two counties' investment opportunities. Picture: @NewAngliaLEP.

East’s energy leaders to make the case for offshore wind support at Westminster reception

The EEEGR House of Commons reception in 2017. Picture: TMS Media.

Consultation opens into Vattenfall’s north Norfolk Boreas offshore wind farm project

Vattenfall have invited the public to give their views on the north Norfolk Boreas offshore wind farm project. Pictured, the East Anglia ONE wind farm. Photo: ANTONY KELLY

‘Another solid year’ – but Jarrold chairman warns of retail challenges for company

Shoppers enjoying the wine bar and delicatessen area at Jarrolds in Norwich. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY.

Norfolk Limited: New report shows how rising costs have hit profits at county’s biggest businesses

The discussion panel at the Norfolk Limited 2018 hosted by Grant Thornton with Mills & Reeve. From left, John Potter of Potters Resort, Tim Barnes of Grant Thornton, James Hunter of Mills and Reeve, Toby Wilson of Grant Thornton, Marcus Hemsley of Fountain Partnership, Minnie Moll of Jarrold Retail and Jeff Ward of Centurion Safety Products. Picture: Gary Rowsel Photography.

Builders merchant Ridgeons is bought by Huws Gray

Ridgeons has changed hands after being bought by Huws Gray.
Picture: ANTONY KELLY

Firms are urged to see network’s potential to make Norwich smart city

Wienke Giezman on stage at The Things Network conference. Picture: Archant

The Norwich retailers looking for staff this Christmas

Businesses in Norwich are looking for Christmas staff. Photo: Angela Sharpe.

Claire’s in talks to close some UK stores after parent company goes bankrupt

Claire's Accessories , Castle Mall , Norwich. Photo: Nick Butcher

Aviva introduces car-share scheme to help tackle Norwich pollution

Aviva's car share scheme aims to cut pollution and costs for workers. Picture: Courtesy of Liftshare.com

Superdry is the latest big-name brand to be hit with high street woes

intu Chapelfield hosts Norwich's Superdry store. Picture: intu Chapelfield

Witnessing tragedy drove ex-Army medical students to start their own business

Norwich university students Harrison Young (left) and William Allen have started their own medical training business, Medical Training Solutions. Picture: University of East Anglia

How local food producers’ passion could serve as inspiration to us all

The Local Flavours 2018 event brought together local food and drink producers at the Norfolk Showground Arena.
Picture: Nick Butcher

James Walker of Resolver: Your rights if your boiler packs up this winter

Boilers have a habit of breaking down when you need them most, so make sure you know your rights, says James Walker of Resolver. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto.

Ask the Expert: Should I move my pension abroad - or is it a scam?

Carl Lamb, managing director of Almary Green

Norwich marketing agency chooses Blood Bikes for first charity partnership

SERV Norfolk Blood Bikes in action. Picture: SERV Norfolk Blood Bikes

Good news for cake lovers: Patisserie Valerie saved from collapse thanks to £20m loan

Patisserie Valerie in Norwich city centre. Picture: Archant

Regis and Supercuts salon owners seek rent restructure from landlords

A customer has her hair styled at Regis Hair Salon, Jarrold store. PHOTO: ANTONY KELLY

Further details of Lotus site regeneration unveiled, including creation of new jobs

An artists' impression of the new customer experience centre planned by Lotus at its Hethel headquarters. Picture: Feilden+Mawson.

Council hopes £150,000 investment will help put Snetterton Heath in the fast lane

Breckland Council is hoping a £150K investment will encourage more businesses to move to Snetterton. Pictured, Craig Taylor, managing director of Natures Menu, which recently opened a plant on site Picture: TMS Media

The Biz Quiz: Banham buyout confirmed as Aviva boss announces step down

More than 100 businesses took stands at the Norfolk Chamber B2B Exhibition 2018. Picture: Paul Harrison Photography.

Patisserie Valerie’s finance chief arrested overnight, with chain on the brink of collapse

Patisserie Valerie in Norwich city centre. Picture: Archant

Could a £40 test help you to save?

Life expectancy rose during the first part of the 20th century. Picture: Getty Images

Clothing brand Coast collapses into administration, putting 300 jobs at risk

Chaplefield Shopping Mall and House of Fraser Photo:Antony Kelly Copy

Firms flock to biggest-ever Norfolk Chamber B2B Exhibition

Guests try to spoon marbles into a box as part of a game at the GGS stand at the Norfolk Chamber B2B Exhibition 2018. Picture: Paul Harrison Photography.

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Two Norwich men put behind bars for ‘unprovoked attack’

The incident happened near the Artichoke Pub on Magdalen Street in Norwich. PHOTO: ANTONY KELLY

Video: Take a sneak peek inside Norwich’s new Irish pub

Aidan Mahon who runs the Butcher Bhoy, behind the bar Credit: Ella Wilkinson

Video: Revealed: The Norfolk speed cameras where drivers are most likely to get caught

The speed camera on the A1067 Fakenham Road at Taverham. Photo: Staff

Aviva says transfer to Ireland will not affect jobs in Norwich

‘People develop a sort of compulsive disorder’ - Norwich’s thoughts on the smartphone addiction

Natalie Woods and her friend Bonnie. Photo: Katie Crowson

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