Business

Christmas is fast approaching – and a family-owned garden centre is ready for it.

Excitement is brewing that a national retailer could open a store in Diss as it eyes up a prime town location.

The owner of a new boutique in Harleston has swapped a career in insurance in the hopes of leaving a positive mark on people’s lives.

After nearly five years, there could be a light at the end of the tunnel for a village pub as the hunt for a tenant continues.

A popular Norfolk coffee shop could more than double in size to meet increasing customer demand.

A retirement home operator is encouraging residents to turn out to its Macmillan Coffee Mornings, with it donating £5 for every visitor.

A Suffolk-based egg supplier hopes to offset the rising cost of energy by installing more than 100 solar panels at his farm.

Two breweries have been recognised by Mid Anglia Camra (Campaign for Real Ale).

A council has divvied up £285,000 in grants to boost rural businesses.

A food firm’s bid to build a megafarm in a village has suffered a fresh blow after officials blocked its plans.

A café has been named the best in Suffolk for a second time in a row — and it is now in the running for the national title later this year.

A town brewery run by two brothers picked up a raft of awards to two top beer competitions.

A handyman is ready to sweep people off their feet after launching his first business with a BBC One TV show champion.

A Greek twist on a historic hotel has allowed its managers to get in touch with their roots – which has gone down a treat with customers.

A hand car wash has been given the green light to continue operating from a Diss site.

The pair cooking up a Libyan and Italian fusion restaurant in Harleston have ‘massive ambitions’ to introduce the cuisine to the world.

After 35 years trading in Australia, a couple have set up their record shop in Diss.

The owners of a village shop and tearoom say they are desperate to retire — but finding the right buyer is proving a challenge.

The owner of a dental practice reviving a vacant village building said a planning refusal would not stand in the way of the business’ success.

Plans to transform a former café at a hall near Harleston into a gym and community hub have been given the green light.