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A woman was taken to hospital after a fall in town centre.
Temporary traffic lights are in place on a town road due to emergency gas repairs.
A pub has reopened following a six-figure revamp to give the venue a fresh look.
Three Suffolk MPs have joined forces to make the case for extra powers to be given to town and parish councils as part of devolution.
A teacher who broke her neck while completing an obstacle course in memory of her husband is running the London Marathon to thank medical staff.
A key road will remain closed overnight after a lorry carrying gravel overturned.
Funding has been confirmed to build a new West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds.
The family of William Davis whose life with a disability was watched by millions on TV are set to take part in a walk in aid of a hospice.
A motorcyclist was injured after a crash involving a car.
A village pub is set to be converted into a house despite concerns about ‘the loss of a vital community facility’.
A council has lost a High Court challenge relating to plans to convert buildings at a former charity’s headquarters into more than 200 homes.
A newsagents could sell slushies outside if a licensing application is approved.
A floral campaign has launched a new competition with a £1,000 prize to recognise the most vibrant street in Bury St Edmunds.
A slip road is closed on the A14 after a tipper van hit the central reservation.
‘Out of date’ maps have been replaced and ‘shabby’ display stands will be refurbished in a town centre.
Temporary traffic lights are in place on a key route in a town - here’s why and for how long.
A ground-breaking ceremony has marked the start of construction of 13 homes in a scheme led by a council-owned developer.
Major delays were reported on the A14 due to a broken down lorry.
Temporary traffic lights which have caused delays during a controversial roundabout project have been removed before they are relocated.
New car park barriers have been proposed for an entrance to a college to help stop unauthorised use.
