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A woman had to be cut out of a car and two others were hurt in a collision involving three cars and a caravan in Barrow this afternoon.
A planning application for 52 homes on four open spaces on an existing estate has met with objections from residents.
Bury St Edmunds is among 59 locations chosen by BT Openreach to get the next generation ultrafast broadband.
Work has begun on on creating the Mildenhall Hub to bring a new school, leisure centre and public services under one roof.
Fire crews were called to Stowmarket High School this afternoon to deal with a spillage of unknown chemicals.
A car which won the British Touring Car Championship in 1960 will return to the race track thanks to a father and son labour of love.
A 70-year-old man is critically ill after a collision which closed the the A1141, Bury Road, on the outskirts of Lavenham for four hours on Monday.
Sparky the Fire Dog helped get the fire safety message across to 100 children at Beck Row Primary Academy.
Two sixth-formers, inspired by befriending residents in a care home, raised £2,500 to fight dementia by running a garden party.
Conservationists have been encouraging people to 'look up' in Bury St Edmunds' St John's Street this week.
Suffolk Police are appealing for witnesses following a series of thefts of tools from vans across the county this month.
Desert Rats past and present gathered together at High Ash on Sunday for their annual Memorial Day.
A taxi driver has slammed safety at a new town centre junction after three near misses in a week.
A photograph taken at Lakenheath Fen has proved that efforts to save an injured rare bird 70 miles away worked.
The great niece of two soldiers killed in action was among the first to buy wooden poppies as part of Bury St Edmund's' World War One Trail.
Carina Drake has taken part in in a glamorous photo shoot with a very serious purpose.
When Roger Wood sought the early history of his 1961 Jaguar Mark IX he asked Bury Free Press readers for help.
Bury St Edmunds' Market went mad for hats on Saturday as a community arts project came to a head – hundreds of heads really.
A replica of a Victoria Cross 7ft 6in tall is being carved at a Cockfield business for a prime place in Bury St Edmunds' World War One trail.
A community café set up to combat isolation has helped people make new friends on its opening day.
