Bury St Edmunds

The Ickworth estate’s popular wood and craft fair proved it was a cut above after attracting thousands of visitors over the weekend.

People in the Elmswell area who need help with problems ranging from benefits to relationships no longer have to take a trip to Stowmarket to get advice.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following a fatal car crash on the Suffolk/Norfolk border yesterday morning.

Last week we published the first chapter of Dr Michael Apichella’s novel The Chronicles of Johnny Pilgrim, which is set in Bury St Edmunds. The adventure continues in the next instalment here.

A crucial piece of equipment that supports the lungs of premature babies has been purchased thanks to the latest generous donation of a fund-raising couple from Bury St Edmunds.

A village school is celebrating completing the first phase of a project to improve its play area.

Moyse’s Hall Museum has scooped two of the most famous outfits in movie history for Bury St Edmunds annual Sci-fi and Action Exhibition.

Artists have been getting ready for this year’s Steam Powered Big Draw exhibition.

Fire crews rescued one casualty after a collision involving two vans in Sapiston this afternoon.

After collecting nearly 2,000 bras in the last two years to support a vital breast cancer charity, beauty lecturer Helen Moye has stepped up her mission.

More than 50 cyclists including staff, suppliers and customers of the Bury St Edmunds branch of building supplies company Kent Blaxhill helped raise £7,311 for two charities.

A man who believes wholeheartedly in the therapeutic benefits of music is hosting a gig to raise funds for Bury St Edmunds’ ongoing Milkmaid station renovation project.

An inspirational ‘young hero’ from Bury St Edmunds has met a pop star, a rock star and a member of the royal family after winning an award.

When an iconic gas holder in Bury St Edmunds was dismantled at the start of the year, the last major physical link to the town’s gas works was consigned to memory.

Those who go the extra mile caring for people in Suffolk were recognised at the first Suffolk Care Awards staged at Kesgrave Hall in Ipswich.

Butternut squash, risotto and roasted Mediterranean vegetables were served up for lunch on Tuesday. But this was not gourmet dining out, this was school dinners at Ickworth Park Primary School.

Tributes have been paid to a ‘brilliant’ West Suffolk teacher who died on Friday.

Forty vintage and classic tractors battled it out in a plouging match in West Suffolk.

Schoolchildren in Bury St Edmunds have been proving their gold standard as they took part in this year’s Young Green Fingers project.

Bury’s Christmas Fayre is back.