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Fire chiefs have been warned that proposed cuts ‘could put the public at risk’ and undermine faith in the fire service.
A successful Bury St Edmunds sports team left out of pocket after their kit supplier went bust is celebrating after raising enough money to buy a new strip.
The sister of a 39-year-old man who died as a result of a hernia has told an inquest she believed he had been ‘fobbed off’ by doctors.
Menswear shop Dapper Fox in Bury St Edmunds has won the annual prize for the best dressed Christmas window in town.
Award-winning documentary maker David Webb has produced a DVD about the fascinating history of Constable Country.
Firefighters in Bury St Edmunds are launching a petition to fight cuts to the service which could see one of the town’s engines axed.
A primary school in Haughley has received a ‘good’ rating from Ofsted - two years after inspectors said the school required improvement.
Plans for a 30,000 square foot ‘technical hub’ in Stowmarket are on the drawing board.
Students at King Edward VI School in Bury St Edmunds came out in force to support sixth former Connie Gibbs and the ‘Zena 10’ fund-raising campaign.
Brandon’s popular Meat Market butchers has celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Concerns have been raised into ‘dangerous’ plans to cut the number of fire engines and on-call firefighters in Bury St Edmunds.
Plans for three Suffolk councils to join forces to create an independent housing company to provide new income and affordable homes in West Suffolk has moved a step forward.
West Suffolk College is inviting students to sign up for its fascinating new Religious Studies and Ethics course - led by author and druid Robin Herne.
Bond Girl Madeline Smith says she had a ‘lovely three days in bed with Roger Moore’ while filming the opening scene of Live and Let Die.
A new independent luxury menswear shop in Bury St Edmunds is officially launching on Saturday.
Elmswell Library is open to the public again following a £15,000 revamp.
A woman from Woolpit who drove from Paris to London in a pioneering hybrid car more than 30 years ago exhibited the technology at the village’s Green Fair on Saturday.
Proposals for a controversial ‘ghost’ junction on the A1088 at Ixworth have been rejected by the borough council after the project was labelled ‘a muddle’.
A woman from Great Barton who was diagnosed with advanced renal cancer following an accident on holiday is looking to raise as much money as she can for Macmillan Cancer Support.
RHS Chelsea Gold medal winning gardener Adam Frost visited St Edmund’s Catholic School on Tuesday to see their spectacular new garden.
