Business

Thousands more Peterborough homes will have access to CityFibre's full fibre network and high-speed broadband services, according to new plans announced today.

Plans for Peterborough's economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic have been unveiled by the Centre for Cities and Fast Growth Cities.

More than 200 new jobs will be created when Swedish oat drink company Oatly brings its first UK factory to Peterborough.

A new pot of £1 million in grant funding is available for female-led or female-owned SMEs across the region, as part of the new Growth Works service.

A fast-growing plumbing and heating company has chosen Peterborough to host its latest branch, with a bathroom showroom to be unveiled next month.

A new business programme designed to help during the early days of building a business has been launched by the Allia Future Business Centre.

Nene Park is preparing to open its new farm shop and deli next month - and is asking for people to get in touch with ideas of what to stock.

The new Growth Works service is set to deliver 5,278 new jobs, as well as 1,400 apprenticeships and increased investment in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough over the next three years.

The furlough scheme will be extended until the end of September, with employers asked to contribute to workers’ salaries from July, the Chancellor is set to announce.

Peterborough charity Little Miracles has received £1,000 from Bulley Davey, who have also announced their charity partner this year.