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Tributes have been paid to a historian who left a lasting legacy as organiser and contributor to a town’s long-running history talks.
A last-ditch effort to try to save a village GP surgery from closure has been put forward, ahead of a crunch meeting to decide its fate.
An interior decorations hub is set to embark on a new chapter after moving to expanded premises, which will begin welcoming customers this weekend.
An insurance company has voiced its delight at earning back-to-back annual awards, based on the positive feedback of its customers.
The £1 million restoration of a one-of-a-kind collection of medieval history has reached the halfway point as its profile continues to grow.
A year of celebrations lies ahead for a village community in honour of a major milestone in the history of its local church.
A popular bird-of-prey centre is in a race against time to secure its long-term future as it begins fund-raising for its relocation.
A long-awaited parking refund scheme is now in effect for supermarket shoppers to mitigate the impact of charges at car parks across the district.
Free counselling support is being offered for adult carers to help them cope with the emotional stress of their role, thanks to fresh funding.
An accounting business has raised a toast after reaching a milestone occasion.
A campaign against a controversial pylon scheme has called on the national energy regulator to ‘step up to the plate’.
Major solar farm proposals have begun a second round of consultation after the developer sought to address concerns behind hundreds of objections.
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The reduction of services at a village GP surgery has been branded by a resident as deliberate to support the case for its closure.
A Suffolk garden centre is celebrating a top 10 billing at a national industry awards night.
Rather than the traditional pub model, the new owners have found success with a vibe described as ‘more Soho than Suffolk’.
The construction of a new £1.127 million football pitch is under way, with ambitions to help ‘turbo-charge’ the growth of women’s and girls’ football.
The possibility of bringing back a celebration of a town’s storied silk-weaving heritage is under consideration.
A beleaguered village school will remain in special measures, despite progress recorded by inspectors during a recent visit.
A residential care home has welcomed a positive assessment from the national care regulator, following its first inspection under new ownership.
The memory of a seven-year-old boy lives large at a Suffolk school community, which is organising a sponsored walk for the charity that helped him.
