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Garden owners are being encouraged to share their sightings of one of the UK’s most popular songbirds with researchers as numbers decline rapidly.
Our reviewer stayed at a recently refreshed historic Suffolk country retreat dating back 500 years.
A new service to support young people with pregnancy and parenting, and connect them with others in a similar position, has launched in West Suffolk.
The team at a children’s nursery are thrilled their setting has been awarded the highest rating across the board by the regulator.
Wooden planters in a town centre have now been transformed into art, enhancing the area.
A pharmacy on a town estate has announced it is reducing its opening hours due to cost pressures.
A town mayor has recalled many happy memories of his time at school on a return visit decades after he first attended.
Plans are picking up speed for a popular charity event with a festival feel.
Nearly 60 high school students have been involved in an ‘amazing’ production of a hit musical.
A school that puts its vision of ‘nurturing a community of learners’ at its heart has maintained its good standards.
A setting that provides outdoor education and wellbeing support to children who struggle to access school is celebrating its first anniversary.
SuffolkNews went to a show by a bestselling novelist – find out what we thought.
Townspeople have expressed ‘frustration’ over ‘a fiasco’ concerning planters that were originally installed to deter illegal driving and parking.
A mother has spoken of the trauma of preparing to bury her child for the fourth time – after further DNA of his was returned.
Plans for a new sixth form facility at a secondary school have been approved.
A headteacher who is retiring after 15 years at her school said being part of the team and community there had been ‘a privilege’.
Easter eggs delivered by pupils from a special school in Suffolk will bring ‘joy’ to a hospital’s children’s ward.
A business group has spent about £1,500 in a fortnight on cleaning up graffiti in an historic town centre.
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A ‘bold’ and ‘progressive’ multi-million-pound heritage project in a town centre has been backed by community leaders who agreed to a £50,000 grant.
A music fan is pursuing his idea for a Suffolk town to be twinned with the US town that inspired a classic film after taking it to councillors.
