The Arts across the east have welcomed a £1.5 billion Government rescue package.

The arts across the east have been given a life-line after being crippled by the pandemic.

The show might just go on: £1.5 billion rescue package for the arts

Some of the best images of 'Super Saturday' in East Anglia.

'Super Saturday' in pictures: Pints, fresh trims and punting

Despite some rain across the region, the weather did little to dampen spirits as many people headed out for the first time in months.

Pubs and hairdressers reopen on 'Super Saturday' as lockdown eased

The Duke of Cambridge drinking a pint of cider

The Duke of Cambridge visited a pub in West Norfolk as the hospitality sector prepares to reopen on 4 July.

Prince William enjoys pint of cider in Norfolk pub ahead of reopening

Passengers pass the front of the terminal at London Luton Airport

Luton Airport is looking to cut 250 jobs as it prepares to see passenger numbers fall by 70% this year due to the pandemic.

250 jobs at risk at Luton Airport 

Breweries across the East are gearing up production ready for the pubs reopening this weekend.

Pubs and breweries prepare for reopening

Norwich Theatre Royal and empty seats collage

Norwich Theatre has put more than half its workforce at risk of redundancy as it struggles to cope with "huge financial losses" caused by the coronavirus closure.

'A dark day for arts and culture' - 113 jobs at risk at Norwich Theatre

Airline easyJet is planning to cut more than 700 pilot jobs and close its bases at Stansted and Southend airports.

Hundreds of jobs at risk as EasyJet plans to close hubs at Southend and Stansted

High street montage of cyclist and social distance signs

Hertfordshire has been given £1.25m of government cash to revitalise town centres following lockdown and to encourage more walking and cycling.

£1.25m to promote walking and cycling to lift high streets from lockdown

Small wedding ceremonies can resume next month - but firms say most couples will postpone rather than compromise their dream day.

Restrictions could create 'wedding backlog' and devastate industry, firms warn

Intu - owner of Norwich Chapelfield, Intu MK and Lakeside in Essex - has confirmed it has collapsed into administration

Shopping centre firm collapses into administration

The group own malls in Milton Keynes, Norwich and Thurrock in Essex.

Shopping centres could close as Intu say administration 'likely'

Traders say the decision to close the road to traffic, except for buses and bicycles, has been taken without any consultation.

Protesters block bridge over council's plans to close road

One of the countries biggest book suppliers - Bertram Books in Norwich has gone into adminstration with the loss of hundreds of jobs.


End of a chapter: Hundreds of jobs lost as Norwich's Bertram Books goes under

About 500 jobs are under threat in Peterborough as a charitable trust which runs some popular leisure facilities has hit financial problems.

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