Bury St Edmunds

Residents in the Thetford area should keep on their guard following a number of cold calling incidents this week, Norfolk Trading Standards and Norfolk Police have said.

A shared military and civilian use for the soon-to-close RAF Mildenhall could be on the cards, a Government action group meeting has heard.

A pet owner has been banned from keeping animals after two kittens died when she neglected their mother and her litter.

A man claimed he inadvertently took pictures of his ex-partner in her underwear while trying to see into her bedroom.

When Karen Williamson crosses the finish line at the London Marathon, she will have completed a monumental 17 of the races in one year.

An industrial site that has been empty for two-and-a-half years could be converted to retail use, creating 150 new jobs.

An Ingham-based catering services company has opened a new site in Scotland which is expected to turnover up to £700,000 a year.

The death of a beloved cat in Bury St Edmunds who ‘captured the hearts’ of residents has caused widespread grief on his home estate.

A community is rallying to help a Brandon pensioner who has been living in the cold for seven weeks - after a housing association cut off his heating.

A 93-year-old man has been left without a phone or internet connection after his line was spontaneously disconnected.

A leading councillor has issued a rallying call for volunteers to help him clean a litter strewn stream in Bury St Edmunds this weekend.

The manager of the Maltings in Stowmarket says he has no plans for striptease or burlesque nights at the venue after a new licence was granted.

A woman from Mildenhall has been convicted of harassing the American tenants of a house she owned.

Six miles is currently ‘a pleasant run’ for Bury St Edmunds bar manager Clare Harding but she will need another 20 miles ‘in the bag’ by April 26.

A man who took thousands of pounds from his 85-year-old mother has been ordered to pay her back or face longer in jail.

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after more than 600 televisions were stolen from a lorry parked on the A14.

Pupils at Thurston Primary School had twice as much to celebrate on Wednesday - when their renovated playground was opened by an Ipswich Town footballer.

For anyone who dreams of owning a piece of military history in the Suffolk countryside, the perfect property has just come on the market.

Pupils in Bury St Edmunds have bucked the national trend for GCSE results with Suffolk moving up the league tables.

Bury St Edmunds councillor Joanna Rayner is inviting community groups to apply for a slice of her £2,500 locality budget.