The last two branches of an historic East Anglian department store have been sold - with the new owners promising more product lines and big sale promotions.
In this week’s financial column, Peter Sharkey explains why it’s so easy to spend too much on fees when you’re investing – and how to reduce these costs.
The leader of UKIP told of his personal desire for Tommy Robinson to join the party and described him as an “incredibly brave man” during a meeting in Lowestoft.
In 1978 a small company with one truck took a job to transport Bob Marley to Ibiza. Forty years on the iconic black and gold lettered trucks of Transam Trucking can now be seen at gigs and festivals across Europe.
Banks are closing across the region as customers are directed towards online banking and mobile apps. What does this mean for rural areas being left with no banks? MARC BETTS investigates.
This week our financial columnist looks at how pensions fare across the globe – and which country is the wealthiest when it comes to their state pension
The Port of Lowestoft has dismissed claims by the county council that work on the Third Crossing will only have a “slight adverse” effect on business, and said that it could instead have a “significant negative impact”.
The parents of teenage student Allister Maguire Buck, who died after a collision with a car on the A146 at Stockton, have spoken of their devastating loss.
