Economy

Cambridge design and fit-out specialist Coel on how costs and safety needs will shape public spaces

Some Cambridge city’s streets could be closed to traffic in an attempt to get Cambridge’s bars and restaurants back in business following the lockdown

With international travel stalled, tourism chiefs have set their sights on attracting more local visitors back into the city.

Teaching will be largely virtual until summer 2021 as viral threat continues

The Great Cambridge Partnership says, following a review, the government has released up to £400m for its programme of improvements.

The future of 6,000 workers is thought to be in doubt

Tim Tyndall, the employment team partner at Stone King, answers your queries relating to legal rights and procedures during the pandemic

Uncertainty over part-time working and how government shares cost of scheme with employers ‘will be resolved by end of May’

Sean Moroney offers a low-cost, low-pollution route ahead for the city and environs

New government guidelines refuted until safety processes including contact tracing and wider testing are in place

Highways England has announced that all the lanes on the new A14 are complete and open to traffic - eight months early.

Rishi Sunak faces calls to include tax-advantaged equity vehicles for match-funding fund

Own-brand juice company keeps prices low for drinks and snacks range delivery within 50 miles of Cambridge

‘Layered cake’ approach and as-much-as-you-can-give pricing offers a great musical night out virtually

Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce session yields five helpful tips

Celebrations for highest business accolades on Her Majesty's 94th birthday

Cherry Hinton Road-based family-run restaurant Rock of Virtue uses Flipdish for online ordering

‘The banks are not interested in making the scheme work because they can’t make any money from it,’ says chief executive John Bridge

South Cambs District Council and city council receive unanimous praise for efficiency in rolling out government’s emergency relief aid.

Cambridge aerospace intelligence company reports industry has seen traffic fall by 95 per cent