Bury St Edmunds

A brave schoolgirl has thanked her dentist for ‘saving her life’.

A number of people from Suffolk have been recognised for services to their communities by making it on to this year's Queen's Birthday Honours list.

Latest results in the St Nicholas Hospice Care Lottery.

Suffolk has seen a 16 per cent rise in hate crimes in the last six months compared to the same period last year.

Parents share their stories of losing a longed for child - as Baby Loss Awareness Week gets under way.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has issued a message to West Suffolk residents after the area was placed on a coronavirus watchlist.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a service station worker was phoned in the early hours by a man pretending to be the store manager.

In this week's podcast, we hear from pub bosses who have been reacting angrily to the curfew put in place to try and stop a rise in coronavirus cases.

Bosses wrote to staff saying lockdown had hit sales very badly.

The police and crime commissioner said county lines drug barons should get it "lock, stock and barrel" as he called for harsher sentences.

The devices will be used to help and reassure patients having scans.

St Edmundsbury Cathedral will welcome back worshippers for its first Choral Evensong service since March on Sunday.

More than three-quarters of survey respondents over parking in Bury St Edmunds have said there is a problem, according to a town councillor.

The charity benefitting from the money raised has provided lifelong support to the forces and their families since 1885.

Plans to build a new special educational needs school in a Suffolk town have been submitted – with hopes it will be open in September 2022.

One of the largest businesses to commit to trading in Suffolk Park in Bury St Edmunds is on track to record a £14million profit.

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A dog owner who was reunited with his beloved pet missing for nearly six days has praised a community for their help.

Abby Close is helping people get fit and toned with hula hoops.

The money is part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund.