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The taste of Jamaica has arrived in Lakenheath with the opening of a new restaurant.
A further consultation considering new possible sites for a waste hub in West Suffolk is to take place following fierce opposition to current proposals.
Councillors have approved plans for 1,250 home development in Bury St Edmunds despite concerns over a reinstated travellers’ site.
St Edmundsbury Borough Council’s full council meeting voted in favour of adopting The Haverhill Town Centre Masterplan as a supplementary planning document when it met last night (Tuesday).
One of the best features of Stephen Sharkey’s adaptation of The Great Gatsby, playing at the Theatre Royal in Bury last week, was the versatility of the cast.
Two humble airmen from RAF Mildenhall are being hailed as heroes after helping to save the life of a man they spotted unconscious in the street.
While the Tour of Britain was racing its way across Suffolk on Saturday, hundreds more cyclists and walkers were setting off to raise money for the county’s churches.
Up to 100 more jobs are set to be created in Brandon after councillors agreed to invest more than £500,000 in the expansion of a local firm.
A Great Saxham Samaritan will be taking to the skies next week for the charity’s local branch.
Traditional craftsmen and women from bread bakers and musicians to sailors have been showing off their talents at Pakenham Water Mill.
A Bury St Edmunds councillor is formulating a plan to help the town do its bit to help the European refugee crisis.
Community leaders and residents in West Row are celebrating after the village was crowned the second best in the county.
As an annual charity cycle ride in aid of Suffolk’s churches approaches, one Mildenhall pensioner is hoping he will be able to take part in his 14th consecutive ride.
Although dressed up as Perfect Nonsense, an outing of British comedy duo Jeeves and Wooster at the Theatre Royal, in Bury St Edmunds, was a brilliantly written and executed display.
A West Suffolk couple who’s struggle to have a baby caught the attention of ITV’s Lorraine Kelly have received an ‘amazing’ gift from the show.
We’ve all got one - a hobby we enjoy but ‘never find the time’ to pursue, or a childhood talent which slipped away with the pressures of adult life.
A West Suffolk couple who are planning to build a habitable Hobbit hole at their campsite are under fire from the defenders of the Tolkien brand.
Tesco has confirmed its intention to sell its site in Lakenheath, with new planning conditions intended to make it ‘more attractive’ to buyers.
Residents in Forest Heath are being given the chance to decide where new homes will be built in the district with the launch of a new consultation.
Just eight days after seeking help for suicidal thoughts a Long Melford man murdered his wife before jumping from Bury St Edmunds’ Parkway multi-storey car park to his death, an inquest heard.
