Bury St Edmunds

Businesses are pulling out all the stops for this year’s Jacobs Allen Accumulator Challenge with a charity car boot sale, car wash, fun day, quiz night and cycle race among events planned.

A mother and daughter from Norton are planing to complete a 24-mile trek in the Peak District this weekend in memory of ‘a truly amazing woman’.

A Stradishall man facing extradition over claims he hacked into US government computers has said he fears he will not get a fair trial.

Youngsters had the chance to see what they, or their parents, would look like as werewolves as part of the latest Moyse’s Hall Museum weekly holiday activity.

A free school in Brandon is making ‘reasonable progress’ towards the removal of special measures, watchdogs have ruled.

The Tate Gallery wants you help in identifying the places pictured in a massive collection of photographs from across Britain that it has just put into its online archive.

From spinning to hay ricks and steam to petrol power, bygone Suffolk was on show for the weekend in Stowmarket.

A woman from Ixworth died following a four vehicle crash an inquest has heard.

A teenage motorcyclist may have lost control before a collision at Great Finborough an inquest has heard.

‘Technical issues’ have delayed the revamp of the fire ravaged Cupola House in Bury St Edmunds with a question mark hanging over its completion date.

A man found collapsed at home after an overdose, died in hospital a month later, an inquest has been told.

The body of a missing research scientist was found in Woodland near Mildenhall five months after his disappearance, an inquest has heard.

The first lot of tickets for East Anglian Children’s Hospice’s colourful new fund raiser sold out so quickly it has issued more.

A trailer shed a load of hay, in Hardwick Lane, Bury St Edmunds yesterday afternoon following a collision.

Firefighters were called to reports of a car fire on the westbound carriageway of the A14 this morning.

An open day for a Bury St Edmunds charity’s educational farm raised hundreds of pounds and attracted offers of support from the community.

Queen Victoria, Tutankhamun and Vincent van Gogh were among the eye-catching scarecrows which attracted hundreds of people to a West Suffolk village.

A man who has spent more than half his life in prison has been jailed for eight years for a knife attack at a flat in Bury St Edmunds.

A woman has admitted setting fire to a house in Thurston and being reckless with the lives of people living nearby.

People of all ages are being invited to take part in creative workshops where old bikes will be recycled into works of art.