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RETAILERS, builders and MPs have sized up the Government’s spending plans, with calls for more action to help small businesses and stronger…

East Anglian businesses are asking what has become of the green recovery following the budget - Credit: Siemens Regional businesses hoping for a big "green recovery " boost from the Budget say they have been left underwhelmed. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a new UK Infrastructure Bank to fund green growth in his budget - but East of England companies involved in the sector feel his announcements failed to live up to their hopes. Lloyd Felton, chief executive of County Broadband - which is installing full-fibre broadband networks across rural parts of the East of England - welcomed the new...

East Anglian businesses are asking what has become of the green recovery following the budget - Credit: Siemens Regional businesses hoping for a big "green recovery " boost from the Budget say they have been left underwhelmed. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a new UK Infrastructure Bank to fund green growth in his budget - but East of England companies involved in the sector feel his announcements failed to live up to their hopes. Lloyd Felton, chief executive of County Broadband - which is installing full-fibre broadband networks across rural parts of the East of England - welcomed the new...

"You might have a counsellor to hand for mental health support, or a circadian lighting system, or sleep pods with hammocks, more plants and daylight, dedicated fitness time, local gym memberships and activity trackers, lower carbon dioxide levels, stand-up desks which burn 50 more calories per hour than sitting. “It’s all scientifically backed up and will result in happier and more productive teams to help businesses stay resilient and competitive whilst reviving our local economy in Colchester." Mr Diamond recently became one of the first people in the UK to achieve the new WELL Accred...

Lily Green has achieved the highest apprenticeship level - Credit: Ingleton Wood A young Ipswich architect has become the first in the country to reach the highest possible apprenticeship level - and is encouraging other Suffolk youngsters to follow her path. Lily Green, 26, worked for four years to reach Level 7 Architect Apprentice - hailed by her sponsors as "an amazing achievement". She said: “I am absolutely thrilled and very relieved to have achieved the Level 7 Architect Apprenticeship. The last four years of hard work and sacrifice, bolstered by the fantastic support and sponsorsh...