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A long-serving school leader has been recruited by a football club for the new season, to help its student players achieve their educational goals.
Police are appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision involving two vehicles, after a pedestrian suffered serious injuries.
Emergency services were called out, after a two-seater light aircraft crashed at a countryside estate.
Police are concerned for the welfare of 56-year-old Ramaswamy Jayaram, who was last seen at his home address in the early hours of this morning.
Firefighters evacuated a leisure facility after smoke was seen emerging from the basement – but no indications of a fire were found.
Organisers of an upcoming wellness event aimed at men are stressing the need for males to ‘be open and explore their health’.
The retiring charity founders say it is wonderful to see the difference their service has made over the years, as they hand over to new management.
A turnover of staff and leadership has contributed to a school’s decline, according to inspectors, who say that ‘many parents have lost confidence’.
The power of fishing to uplift people struggling with their mental health is the key message of an upcoming charity weekend.
A veteran canine trainer has described the honour and privilege of representing her country on the world stage, in the first competition of its kind.
Launch of new Wool Towns Walk announced to help promote Suffolk’s heritage and tourism
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Plans to convert a disused butcher’s shop in a Suffolk village into a dog grooming parlour have been placed on the backburner.
The family of a teenager, who died suddenly from a brain tumour, paid tribute to everyone who has aided their charitable endeavours in his memory.
Police are seeking a proactive and collaborative approach, in an effort to deter further incidents at a fire-ravaged derelict factory.
A new avenue for youngsters with disabilities to experience football has opened, as a club sets out its ambition to form dedicated disability teams.
A spate of vandalism has left a church with a substantial repair bill, as trustees seek public support to stop the ‘mindless hooligans’ responsible.
Plans for a new horse rearing business in a Suffolk village have have been refused, after planners agreed with local objectors.
A Suffolk escape room centre is celebrating double success at recent business awards.
A day of dancing will shine the spotlight on the support available for domestic abuse victims, as a charity seeks new ways to raise its profile.
Campaigners battling controversial pylon plans for East Anglia have sought to highlight the perceived lack of action by regulators.
