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Hundreds of beavers, cubs and scouts celebrated the return of the first annual duck race since the pandemic.
Dr Dan Poulter did not mince his words – branding the “piecemeal” development as “completely unacceptable".
“He was a great guy to be around – you could go to him with anything. An all-round inspirational, genuinely kind man.”
Traffic measures have been put in place to deal with smoke billowing overhead
Norman and Shirley Howard were treated to a surprise wedding anniversary after they were unable to make their granddaughter's big day
Dan Poulter MP has also weighed in to the ongoing controversy over what promises to be one of Britain's largest solar farms
The property has gone to market with an asking price of £1.5million
Thieves stole a coffee machine, grinder and other equipment from the Majestic Hare Apothecary –totalling upwards of £5,000
The project promises to be the second largest solar farm in Britain
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were full of praise for Tim and Eileen Tordoff's display last week
A chance encounter led to Robert Fiebelkorn being reunited with his uncle's 1939 Morris Minor Post Office van.
Red hot ambers could be seen floating through the air following yesterday's blaze
A bracelet belonging to Richard Francis, which was found by a metal detectorist last year, has returned stateside courtesy of Air Force One
Pupils carried the torch as it made its 588-mile journey across towns and villages in Suffolk to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
The controversial plans will see 50-metre-high pylons built along the A140
Stuart Warren has criticised the trust for allegedly not offering him any mental health support after he attempted to take his own life
Five residents are preparing to cycle more than 100 miles from Suffolk to Buckingham Palace to raise money to save their village’s medieval Church
Campaigners have welcomed the commitment to ban lorries from passing through busy market streets after years of campaigning by residents
Takara Allum has raised more than £480 so far after taking on the 27/27 challenge for the second year running
Dozens of villagers came out to give a send-off to Peter Knights over the weekend to thank him for more than two decades of service.
