Business

Value retailer Poundland is closing one of its Norfolk stores and furloughing staff because of coronavirus.

Factory workers are spending hours standing close together on food production lines, but producers say they are doing all they can to stop coronavirus.

An appeal has been made for retired signallers to return to work to help keep the region’s trains moving during the coronavirus pandemic.

Discount retailer QD, with branches across Norfolk, has confirmed all its stores are closing as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Suffolk brewer Adnams is refusing to let its food and drink supplies go to waste by sharing them among the community.

A financial package aimed at helping the self-employed get through the coronavirus crisis will be announced by the chancellor Rishi Sunak.

The UK has gone into lockdown – but many staff are confused about where they stand when it comes to going to work and what happens when they get there.

Hotels, hostels, B&Bs, campsites, boarding houses, campsites and caravan parks have been ordered to close in an effort to slow the transmission of the coronavirus.

Local food suppliers hoping to sell produce during the coronavirus lockdown have been invited to join an online marketplace.