Bury St Edmunds

Three students from a Suffolk college have claimed the top spots in a national carpentry competition.

Work is ongoing to identify the source of a suspected gas leak on a town road.

Nearly 1,000 fans created a ‘brilliant atmosphere’ for a town football club’s community day where young players paraded around the pitch.

A small-scale tower years in the making could be completed this summer to coincide with the 20th anniversary of its full-scale inspiration.

More than 150 families flocked to an Easter-themed event in a town centre.

Police have provided an update on a man who was reported missing over the weekend.

A woman was taken to hospital after a fall in town centre.

Temporary traffic lights are in place on a town road due to emergency gas repairs.

A second book believed to be partly bound in the skin of the infamous Red Barn murderer is on display at a town museum.

A bakery owner has spoken of his disgust at being denied compensation over roadworks which left him 'thousands of pounds’ out of pocket.

Super slimmers have turned their too-big clothes into big money — raising more than £10,000 for charity with hundreds of donated bags.

Three Suffolk MPs have joined forces to make the case for extra powers to be given to town and parish councils as part of devolution.

Plans for a new water pumping station in a village have been submitted as part of a 70-kilometre pipeline.

The sugar industry is ‘here to stay’ in Bury St Edmunds, said the British Sugar factory manager at the opening of a new £4.2 million facility.

This week, historian, author and tour guide Martyn Taylor looks at the life and times of a legal expert and diarist.

Coaches at a town football club are encouraging the community to get behind its new project for children with disabilities.

A teacher who broke her neck while completing an obstacle course in memory of her husband is running the London Marathon to thank medical staff.

A metal band has rocked their way to victory in a town’s popular music competition.

The owner of a village farm shop said he has been ‘utterly blown away’ by the support they’ve received after being nominated for a prestigious award.

Plans for 160 new homes have attracted concerns over a lack of services and infrastructure.