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A flood alert has been issued for two Suffolk rivers.
A bridge reconstruction project on a key road has been further delayed.
The ambulance service has been under extreme strain in recent weeks – we discover people’s experiences and explore potential solutions.
Hundreds of people from Bury St Edmunds and across West Suffolk gathered at the historic Abbey Gardens today for Holocaust Memorial Day.
Plans to convert a former village barbers to a home have been green lit by a council.
A farmer has issued a plea to the public and the Government after the nationwide day of action.
A large blaze at a derelict wood factory in a coastal town saw 11 fire crews called to the scene.
A school rugby team raised £1,400 to fight motor neurone disease by trekking a collective 754 kilometres in the gym.
A village gastropub has announced it will start the process of closing next week due to rising costs.
A bid to demolish a farm barn and replace it with three homes has been green lit despite objections from a council.
A nursery at a town primary school has gained permission to replace its dilapidated nursery block with a new building.
The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) has called for the Prime Minister to ‘come clean’ regarding nuclear weapons at RAF Lakenheath.
Farmers have gathered outside supermarkets in towns across Suffolk as part of a national day of action.
Around 2000 litres of heating oil were stolen in a town.
Two rugby legends lit up a town pub as it gears up to launch its coverage of the Six Nations.
A cosmetics clinic which is moving into its ‘dream’ new premises in a former town centre restaurant has announced its opening date.
A care home manager apologised to the family of a much-loved former pub landlady who died after falling out of her bed.
Repairs to a series of gas leaks which caused traffic chaos at a town crossroads last month costed around £20,000.
Two councils have questioned why a service station is still open after being told to shut - while the site’s owner called for ‘pragmatism’.
A new town centre restaurant which will offer diners a chance to see how their food is prepared is aiming to open early spring.
