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Proposals for a 24-hour gym at a retail park face opposition from town councillors, over concerns that a damaging precedent could be set.
A gruelling cycling endurance challenge helped to rally a village’s support for a struggling community club, raising more than £1,600.
Calls for clarity have been made over parking permits in a town, as more details are revealed on planned changes to fees from next year.
Plans for an ambitious community football pitch have received their biggest boost yet, after securing more than £1.1 million in new funding.
The future of a village GP surgery will be decided early next year, after hundreds of people submitted their views on plans to consolidate services.
The stories of a major civic venue, which has helped to shape a Suffolk town’s history, have been captured in a new book.
Supporters of a Suffolk hockey stalwart voiced their pride at his selection to represent England, after raising funds to help get him there.
A plea for action to address a river’s diminishing water levels is gathering momentum, amid fears that wildlife is suffering from the decline.
A long-serving contributor to a town has reflected fondly on his ‘wonderful’ years of working with the community, as he leaves his role.
Campaigners battling a proposed solar farm have launched a £40,000 fund-raising appeal to challenge its approval in court.
An independent wedding celebrant has set her sights on a top industry award, after reaching the east of England final.
Optimism has been sounded about the progress of a new rural housing development after a turbulent few years which has seen the homes standing empty.
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.
