Business

A company with 25 years' experience of hose building combines quality with tradition.

Plans for a massive extension of a retail centre that will bring shops, cafes and jobs have been submitted to the council.

In their fortnightly column, Holbeach and Spalding solicitors Mossop & Bowser talk about stamp duty.

Changes are being sought to a development of 312 houses given planning consent in 2014.

An estate agency has scooped awards at its company's annual presentations.

The owners of a town sweet shop have had to put up signs asking customers not to be rude.

Building work is in full swing on a Food Enterprise Zone that will open up highly skilled careers for students at South Holland schools.

A taxi company is celebrating 15 years of helping customers to reach their destinations.

A company is using a pioneering system for ripening avocados.

Hopes have sunk for a town branch of Beales now administrators have formerly listed it for closure

An equestrian has opened up a new tack shop which is helping riders to make new friendships as well as finding affordable equipment.

In our focus on Long Sutton, we look at an established town solicitors.

An estate agent has won a prestigious award for the second year running.

A diet consultant is looking forward to an all-expenses trip to Italy after scooping a prestigious award.

In this week's Spalding Guardian we are focussing on Long Sutton, and here's a good reason to visit!

Police have warned haulage operators about fuel thefts from lorries.

A popular wedding venue wants to give couples a choice of marrying outdoors.

Readers give their opinions on the pub industry today.

A business spokesperson suggests that our evolving high streets could signal new opportunities for independent retailers.

We get an insight into the pioneering technology that is changing the way our food is made.