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A former nurse and teacher has been remembered as a lovely man who was ‘deeply rooted in Suffolk’.
A community pantry has received a cheque of more than £300 to help expand its range of stock.
A town’s rotary club is calling on the community to bid on its online auction which features a wing-to-wing Spitfire experience.
The NHS trust which runs West Suffolk Hospital has confirmed staffing levels will drop from 4,964 to 4,759 by this time next year.
Almost 200 permanent jobs are set to be cut at an NHS trust which runs a town’s hospital.
A community has donated more than £1,000 to a JustGiving page set up to help families affected by a devastating house fire.
Police have thanked members of the public for their help after a missing teenager was found safe.
A family firm is celebrating 20 years in business after navigating the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.
A woman has been left feeling ‘on edge’ after she was followed by a man while walking along a footpath.
A man in his late teens was stabbed and punched in a street during an assault yesterday evening.
The community on a town estate is continuing to support families affected by a house fire by donating to a fund-raising page.
The community on a town estate is rallying together to help after three homes were badly damaged in a fire.
A couple are set to celebrate their diamond wedding after meeting while working at a newspaper.
Zebra crossings on a town estate have been repainted after residents were almost hit by vehicles which failed to stop.
A Crimewatch appeal about the discovery of human bones in a town river has prompted a ‘number of calls’ to police.
Police plan to step up patrols after reports of young people lighting fires in a Suffolk village.
Drivers in a town have faced more disruption this morning due to a collision close to a Royal Mail sorting office.
Almost 6,000 tickets have been sold for Ipswich Town Women’s return to Portman Road later this month.
Suffolk Highways has confirmed road markings on faded zebra crossings will be repainted as a matter of urgency after a near-miss yesterday.
Memorial trees have been planted in two towns to mark five years since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
