Bury St Edmunds

A lorry driver has been arrested after 17 men and two boys from Eritrea were found walking beside the A134.

A police helicopter attended an incident in the Lavenham area this morning.

RAF Lakenheath personnel at the scene of a fatal plane crash in Spain are OK, the 48th Fighter Wing Commander has said.

The A134 at Ingham was closed for five hours on Tuesday while emergency services deal with aftermath a collision between a lorry and a car.

Police have released an E-Fit of a man they would like to speak to following a burglary in Barrow last week.

Walking through the impressive Italian deli at the front of the restaurant, we asked if it would be possible to dine without a reservation.

Controversial plans for a family-run traveller site in Bury St Edmunds have been earmarked for approval - despite dozens of objections.

A unique system to detect drivers using a mobile phone behind the wheel has been launched in Norfolk.

Fledgling hospitality company Chestnut Inns has chosen Bury St Edmunds for its third location.

West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds is to embark on a £5 million repair project to fix a leaking roof.

A Bury St Edmunds theatre has enjoyed its most successful panto in recent years as more than 23,000 people joined Cinderella to the ball.

This week we have two poems, by G Orford and Jean Batram.

A Thetford author is giving back to an online writing community he started last year - publishing a collection of their short stories for charity.

There were double celebrations at a village primary school after it was praised as ‘good’ in two inspections.

Down the years, RAF Mildenhall has created close ties with the local community - here are the memories of some who have enjoyed links to the base.

This week’s winner of See it, Snap it, Send it is Simon Frost, with this picture taken at Ampton Water earlier this month.

Bandit is a seven-year-old domestic short hair cat.

There are only 109 residential properties at RAF Mildenhall, meaning estate agents in Mildenhall and further afield in Bury St Edmunds are required to plug the gap.

A proposed development brief for the controversial Erskine Lodge site will be for 10 fewer houses than was previously suggested.

Two friends, fed up with the soaring cost of weddings, have started a business selling high-quality bridal gowns at bargain prices.