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With an enthusiasm for paints that spread across many decades, it is no surprise those who knew Ted Ingilby describe him as a colourful character.
A historic venue is celebrating three decades as a Suffolk town’s community hub, as the managers emphasised its continued importance.
A gruelling endurance challenge aims to raise vital funds for a long-standing community asset, amid the financial pressure from rising costs.
Unforeseen staff shortages have left a town council unable to continue sharing key resources with a neighbouring village, as in previous years.
The recent rejuvenation of a town centre market, with roots stretching back over 1,000 years, has been recognised with a national award.
A Suffolk chef showcased his culinary skills on the national stage as part of an annual celebration of the best of Bangladeshi cuisine.
A long-serving postmistress – who has been the familiar face behind the counter for more than 40 years – has bid farewell, marking the end of an era.
The new banking hub serving a Suffolk town will launch next year, as the search continues for the ideal permanent location.
An areola tattooist is determined help breast cancer patients through a fund-raising event.
A fund-raising campaign to support elderly people this winter has been launched, following national Winter Fuel payment cuts.
A decision has been made, but the debate rumbles on – as town councillors demand clarity on new parking charges and their impact locally.
One of the UK’s biggest social media barbecue influencers will star at a monthly town centre market this week.
The opening of a new wedding dress shop has achieved a decade-long dream for its owner, who is excited to make the most of her unique setting.
A new project to gauge insect populations in a main waterway is under way, as part of efforts to improve the river’s health.
The refusal of a new pharmacy at a GP surgery has been branded ‘a scandal’, with councillors insisting it was designed to have this ‘from day one’.
A consultation is under way on plans to merge a village GP surgery into a larger town practice, with over 2,000 patients asked to give their views.
The idea of an alcohol-free zone in the centre of a town has been backed by a council, in the hope it could reduce anti-social behaviour.
More than £10,000 has been raised to support amputees and their families through a long-distance canoe challenge.
Plans for an increase in floodlighting around a village church have been blocked
Whether through his 50-year career as a driving instructor, or his lifelong passion for nature, there were very few people unfamiliar with Ray Davis.
