Pupils at a primary school have been praised by government inspectors who said they embodied its ethos of learning to love and loving to learn.
A message from Pope Francis was the highlight of a mass held to mark the diamond jubilee of a Suffolk priest.
A popular kebab van has emerged victorious from the British Kebab Awards during what is shaping up to be a special year for its owner.
A huge fund-raising challenge inspired by a space-loving four-year-old who died from an aggressive form of cancer is set to take place this month.
Pupils and staff at a town’s primary school shine, according to government inspectors.
A member of the maintenance team at an award-winning hotel has been named its employee of the year for 2024.
A dad said he feared for the safety of his son and other children as a result of drivers speeding through their village.
A primary school has improved significantly since it was judged good by Government inspectors five years ago.
Illegal hare coursers are believed to have caused damage to a racecourse just weeks before the start of the new season.
A Suffolk rugby club is appealing to a council to help it stay in the town which has been its home for nearly 70 years.
Councillors will be given a behind-closed-doors briefing on plans for the future of a town’s blocks of flats after a public session was cancelled.
Kingdom of Bahrain extends its sponsorship of key event at Suffolk racecourse by five years.
A town’s racecourse has been ranked one of the country’s top.
A councillor has raised concerns over the cleanliness of a town’s leisure centre.
A church’s decision to remove artificial flowers from graves in a village’s two cemeteries has left families feeling angry and distressed.
Mollie, a three-year-old Dachshund certainly has her paws full after giving birth to 11 puppies.
Two long-time friends scooped the £10,500 jackpot on Pointless when they reached the final of the popular television quiz show.
A new development of industrial, warehouse, research and development space in a town could create up to 100 jobs.
After an absence of 70 years a piece of millwrighting history is set to go on public display next month.
Objections have been raised to proposals to turn a derelict stable block in the centre of a town into a mosque.