Norfolk business news

Emma King and Danny Steel (centre) with the 'Yes' posters.

Lowestoft businesses back the BID

Supporters of a campaign to create a Business Improvement District (BID) for Lowestoft say the future economic development of the town has been secured following an overwhelming ‘yes’ vote by businesses in the town.

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Norse managing director Peter Hawes, left, with Medway Council deputy leader Alan Jarrett. Norse Commercial Services has signed the latest partnership in its growing portfolio of highly successful local authority Joint Venture Companies (JVCs), forming Medway Norse with Medway Council.

Norse Group gains foothold in south-east after signing £70m deal with Medway Council

Norse Group has gained a foothold in the south east after striking a £70m deal to provide services for Medway Council.

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General views around the Robinsons soft drinks factory at Carrow Works, Norwich
Robinsons Fruit Shoot production line

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Britvic cutbacks will not affect Norfolk operation

Squash drinks maker Britvic said its Norfolk operation would not be axed as part of a major restructuring project which could see two of its factories close, sparking 400 job losses.

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Owners of The Goat Inn at Skeyton, Judie Cooper and daughter Jo Cooke and son-in-law Jem Cooke, celebrate their re-opening after major extension work. Jo serving a glass of water to Ivy, a five-week-old goat from Bure Valley Farm, Aylsham.
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Find out why goats have popped into the pub at Skeyton

An historic pub had a bigger “baa” this week as it got ready to launch a major expansion.

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Brandbank, Norwich company that produces prduct images and words for grocery websites including most of the major supermarkets. MD Rob Tarrant.
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Norwich-based Brandbank gets foothold in US market

A Norwich business which creates images for supermarket websites is set to gain a foothold in the American market after striking a partnership deal with a US company.

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