Bury St Edmunds

Delays were caused on a key route after a trailer carrying a transit van flipped over.

A council has signed a new contract to supply 100 per cent of the buildings it owns with electricity from renewable energy sources.

Thousands of letters have been sent to parents in Suffolk asking them to only book a coronavirus test if their child displays very specific symptoms.

Know a business leader or firm who is the best of the best? Nominate them for a Bury Free Press Business Award, says William Mata

Pizza Hut have confirmed the closure of one of its Suffolk restaurants after creditors backed a plan to save the company from collapse.

A shop in a Suffolk town was targeted by burglars.

A theatre will be illuminated red to highlight the financial crisis facing the performing arts industry due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A bank manager at a Suffolk branch has made it on to a national TV advert.

West Suffolk Hospital has recorded a 'worrying' 50 per cent drop in women attending breast cancer checks.

A plan to close a key junction to make way for a 'safe cycle and walking path' has been put on hold after pressure from residents.

An 'urban' bicycle was stolen from a garage last week.

A great-grandmother, 83, ended up on a national radio show after accidentally calling the presenter when she thought she had phoned her friend.

A government minister says we are at a 'serious moment in time' in the fight against Covid-19 as £10,000 fines are introduced for rule-breakers.

An author is thrilled to see his schoolboy novel writing ambition come true, aged 76.

The number of people claiming Universal Credit has more than doubled between March and August.

Four coronavirus cases were recorded on a town estate, according to latest data.

Cheques were presented to the charities as part of its 'Friendship Month’.

A persistently faulty sprinkler system inside a block of flats has been blamed for causing thousands of pounds worth of damage.

A set of beach huts at a pub are, so far, proving an all-year-round hit.

All 55 residents got involved to raise money for the charity.