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Sarah ChambersEastern Daily Press |
The East of England Co-op made a trading loss of £4million in the year to January 2024 - its second loss-making year in a row.
The East of England Co-op made a trading loss of £4million in the year to January 2024 - its second loss-making year in a row.
A care farm is hoping to raise funds for its farm therapy scheme through a charity football match.
An East Anglian pubs group has expanded its footprint in north Norfolk after snapping up two coastal hostelries.
A leading grower is working with the University of Essex to maximise the success of its crops through remote sensing.
At times, it was touch-and-go whether Suffolk and Norfolk's traditional pea harvest would go ahead this year.
A seed merchant based in north Suffolk says there is "significant" interest in growing sunflowers as a crop this year - and it expects its popularity...
Farmers from across Suffolk and Norfolk will be gathering later this month to hear about how some of the region's best-performing businesses are...
Regenerative farming methods won't cut carbon from food production, a top north Suffolk farmer has claimed.
Pubs and brewery group Adnams has chosen a woman from its own ranks to head it up as its boss of 14 years retires.
A popular farm attraction is launching its Easter offering for children as the holiday break approaches.
Sheep farmer Chris Reeks has faced the worst winter period he can remember. Now he is gearing up for his most challenging - and muddy - spring lambing...
A charity which owns parcels of land and homes in north Suffolk is set to sell the estate in order to focus on its work with young people.
A community effort to buy a north Suffolk pub at risk of being converted into a home has succeeded.
A community farm group is hoping to buy its own village pub on the Norfolk/Suffolk border so that it can host social events related to its work.
The "incredibly special" boss of a wealth management company operating across Norwich and Ipswich has died at the age of 61.
The "incredibly special" boss of a wealth management company operating across Norwich and Ipswich has died at the age of 61.
The "incredibly special" boss of a wealth management company operating across Norwich and Ipswich has died at the age of 61.
The "incredibly special" boss of a wealth management company operating across Norwich and Ipswich has died at the age of 61.
Norfolk's sugar beet growers face a longer wait for a price deal for next year - as farmers' leaders cast doubt on the validity of a unilateral offer...
British Sugar is resuming its bid to sign up beet growers for next season - after renewed talks reach deadlock.
A removals firm boss in north Suffolk is thrilled at the ongoing success of the family business.
The director of an ancient Suffolk estate is set to move a few miles up the road - to run the larger neighbouring estate.
New technology which makes growing crops easier and more predictable may help stem the tide of farmers leaving the industry, an East Anglian...
The East of England's huge role in feeding the nation is revealed in the latest set of government figures for 2022.
The charity behind Norfolk's largest annual farmer-led event has appointed its first ever commercial boss to drive its business arm.
A 144-acre (58ha) block of productive arable land along with "exceptional" mature woodland in north Suffolk is being offered up for sale with a guide...
A coffee store has reopened after undergoing a facelift - and installing a new Drive-Thru.
A husband and wife who run a hotel and restaurant in Halesworth were over the moon after scooping the main £10k in a prize draw.
An energy trade body representing large and small businesses across the East of England has appointed a new executive chairman.
A one-day sale featuring a host of Guinness family heirlooms has drawn global buyers from Ireland, the Czech Republic, Italy and the US.
A farmer trying out low carbon cocoa shells as an alternative to traditional fertiliser says he found no significant difference between the two in...
The Earl of Iveagh faces a problem which has vexed the owners of England's great halls for a century or more.
Lord Iveagh's Chopper bike and a stuffed lion are among the more unusual items set to go under the hammer at Sworders' auction sale of Guinness...
A Suffolk couple who launched their first village café just after the pandemic are set to open a third outlet - this time in a village pub - in the...