Climate 'danger zone' for businesses
A number of major industries that have strong presences in the east of England are at particular threat from climate change. 
02 April 2008
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Global hope for biofuels pioneer
A leading authority in the biofuels industry based in Norfolk is set to see his latest invention go global. 
07 March 2008
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In footsteps of Colin Chapman
Mike Kimberley is credited with restoring the fortunes of Norfolk sports car manufacturer Group Lotus following the tragic death of founder Colin Chapman in 1982. 
04 March 2008
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May Gurney secures major Network Rail contract
Construction services company May Gurney has secured a major contract to refurbish and maintain Network Rail's property across London and the North East. 
01 March 2008
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Looking east for a united approach to energy
Leading lights from the energy industry converged on Norwich last week to hear plans to keep the region at the cutting edge of new technology. Business editor Chris Starkie reports 
13 February 2008
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Business air service to the Netherlands
Air charter company Skydrift is set to launch a scheduled service for business executives between Norwich and Den Helder in the Netherlands. 
31 January 2008
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Academy for gas and oil industry
The UK oil and gas industry has launched a new academy to train the workers needed to sustain the North Sea's offshore operations. 
29 December 2007
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Finance crisis for offshore company
A Yarmouth offshore engineering firm is in talks with a business recovery specialist to try and solve the company's financial difficulties. 
15 December 2007
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Boost for Wisbech-March rail link
Plans to reopen a rail link between Wisbech and March have received a major boost after a promise of help. 
28 July 2007
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May Gurney likely to build city bypass
Norfolk firm May Gurney is in pole position to build the Norwich northern bypass because of fears that an Olympic building boom will spark 
05 July 2007
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Container terminal part of harbour plans
A container terminal bringing cargo through Norfolk from all over the world is to be built as part of Yarmouth's outer harbour, it was announced yesterday. 
30 May 2007
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Deal clears way for work on £45m harbour
The signing of an historic agreement over the bank holiday has cleared the way for work on Yarmouth's £45m outer harbour to start this summer. 
29 May 2007
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Action? But there's a lot of hot air
We need to act, and we need to act now - but how many times have we heard that before in relation to climate change? And yet, despite the long-awaited energy white paper, talking about the subject still seems to top the Government's agenda, as environment correspondent Tara Greaves reports. 
24 May 2007
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Cash available to train energy staff
Energy businesses in the east of England are eligible to claim thousands of pounds to be used to help their employees improve their skills. 
25 April 2007
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Biofuels spark 'green con' fears
A misguided push for biofuels could prove to be a “green con” unless more safeguards are put in place, according to the UK's largest environmental groups. 
13 April 2007
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