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Free East Anglian festival production show returns with ideas for great events (opens the original)
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The East Anglian Festival Network's (EAFN) annual free event production show is set to return. The seventh event, EAFN26, takes place at the Burgess Hall in St Ives, Cambridgeshire. The show will be held on Wednesday, October 7, from 9.30am to 4.30pm, with doors opening at 9am. SIGN UP HERE FOR YOUR DAILY BUSINESS BULLETIN Entertainers at a previous EAFN production show in Ipswich in 2023 EAFN founder Mike Wilson organises the event, which in 2023 was held in Ipswich. The network supports more t
A14 delays cost Suffolk firms thousands as fresh push for upgrades begins (opens the original)
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Suffolk Chamber is gathering evidence to show just how badly businesses in the county are affected by delays on the vital A14 trunk road. Businesses are being urged to share their experiences of the key transport route as part of a study aimed at driving long-term improvements. The chamber is urging as many companies as possible to take part in its second 'Broken Down' survey to give it maximum clout. SIGN UP HERE FOR YOUR DAILY BUSINESS BULLETIN The original Broken Down report launch in 2024 -
Financial adviser warns against acting on Autumn Budget speculation (opens the original)
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A financial adviser is urging people not to make snap decisions based on Budget speculation. Matthew Pescott Frost - who is chief executive of Hadleigh-based Matthew Douglas - warns that hasty moves ahead of the chancellor John Healey's Autumn Budget could backfire. "My advice ahead of this year's Autumn Budget is simple: don't take pre-emptive action you may come to regret," he says. SIGN UP HERE FOR YOUR DAILY BUSINESS BULLETIN People may want to consider how potential changes could impact per
Apprenticeship sign-ups rise 18 per cent after Bury St Edmunds centre opens (opens the original)
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A new centre has helped drive an 18 per cent rise in apprenticeship sign-ups. The Gene Haas Foundation Centre opened six months ago in Bury St Edmunds. The centre is part of Eastern Education Group’s drive to fill manufacturing skills gaps through hands-on apprenticeship training. As a result of the centre opening - and the work of other Eastern Education Group campuses based throughout Suffolk and Cambridgeshire - EEG has enrolled 110 apprentices this summer. SIGN UP HERE FOR YOUR DAILY BUSINES
Employee-Owned Trust notches up 1,777 years of collective travel experience (opens the original)
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An employee-owned cruise company says its team has a combined 1,777 years of travel experience. ROL Cruise, based in Colchester, says its 143 co-owners have nearly 2,000 years of industry experience between them, averaging more than 12 years each. The company says that experience benefits its customers. Rosie Cairns, chief executive of ROL Cruise, said: "We have an enormous amount of knowledge across the business and one of its greatest strengths is that it’s shared. SIGN UP HERE FOR YOUR DAILY
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