Bury St Edmunds

Artists are needed for an ambitious two-year project in Bury St Edmunds to commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War.

In a small ceremony for family and friends, a memorial has been unveiled to the 18 Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club members and supporters killed in the 1974 Paris air crash.

Organisers of Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre are encouraging visitors to cycle or catch a train into town and take advantage of a ‘new gateway’ to the event.

A calendar for those who love Bury St Edmunds has been launched by the friends Facebook group We Love Bury St Edmunds.

About 5,000 people marvelled at a kaleidoscopic collage of colour at the annual fireworks spectacular in Bury St Edmunds’ Abbey Gardens.

Dolly and John were teenage sweethearts. The moment she set eyes on him across the factory floor she knew he was the one.

A council leader has slammed ‘thoughtless’ vandals who set off a firework in a phone box containing a life-saving defibrillator which was recently installed in a community-rallying project.

Three young stylish entrepreneurs in Bury St Edmunds are celebrating their first year of trading.

Police are appealing drivers to keep their vehicles locked and to remove valuable items following a spate of overnight thefts from cars across Stowmarket over the last few days.

A member of the Lions Club of Stowmarket and District has had his moustache removed for the first time in 40 years to support Movember.

A Suffolk man who was killed in action in France 100 years ago during the First World War is being remembered at a special exhibition in Drinkstone, close to his home village.

A topping out ceremony to mark the completion of the main structure and roof at the new village hall in Westhorpe was held as construction work draws nearer a conclusion.

Doctors are warning Suffolk residents to be aware of the dangers of cold weather and to be prepared for the winter.

Bury Young Farmers held a summer ball early to celebrate their 60th anniversary and raise £1,000 for the My WiSH Charity who support the West Suffolk Hospital, including the Macmillan Unit.

Mildenhall and District Royal British Legion is battling to stay in operation after key officers moved away from the area.

Moyse’s Hall’s latest exhibition has been continuing a pace with two workshops which saw youngsters further exploring the science fiction and action genre.

A charity has hit out at ‘brainless idiots’ who blew up its post box and another belonging to a business.

Bury St Edmunds MP Jo Churchill has put a private member’s bill to Parliament to give the health service dayta watchdog legal teeth.

Police are appealing for information after a man was assaulted in an attempted robbery in Thetford yesterday.

The daughter of a Creeting St Mary woman spent the whole week walking a dog in her pyjamas to raise money in memory of her mother.