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Market towns to host heats of national young trader competition

Market towns to host heats of national young trader competition

Market towns to host heats of national young trader competition

07 April 2025

The talent and creativity of young entrepreneurs is set to be showcased in two market towns for a prestigious competition.


‘They will push more individuals further into poverty’: Charity calls on people to fight benefits cuts

‘They will push more individuals further into poverty’: Charity calls on people to fight benefits cuts

‘They will push more individuals further into poverty’: Charity calls on people to fight benefits cuts

07 April 2025

A Suffolk charity has slammed the ‘cruelty’ of proposed benefit reductions announced by the Government and urged people to take a stand.


Suffolk’s largest health provider earns national seal of approval for safety and quality

Suffolk’s largest health provider earns national seal of approval for safety and quality

Suffolk’s largest health provider earns national seal of approval for safety and quality

06 April 2025

Suffolk's largest health and wellbeing provider has achieved a nationally recognised certification for safety and quality.


Key road reopens after car crashes into tree

Key road reopens after car crashes into tree

Key road reopens after car crashes into tree

04 April 2025

A key road has reopened after a car crashed into a tree which caused heavy delays in the area.


‘Heartbreaking’: Parents of SEND pupils tell of ‘isolation’ as new hub takes shape

‘Heartbreaking’: Parents of SEND pupils tell of ‘isolation’ as new hub takes shape

‘Heartbreaking’: Parents of SEND pupils tell of ‘isolation’ as new hub takes shape

04 April 2025

Parents of children in Suffolk who have special needs and disabilities have spoken of their ‘heartbreak’ and of being ‘let down’ by the system.


‘It was a nice way to finish’: Diner’s owner brings the shutters down after 11 years

‘It was a nice way to finish’: Diner’s owner brings the shutters down after 11 years

‘It was a nice way to finish’: Diner’s owner brings the shutters down after 11 years

03 April 2025

The owner of a Suffolk restaurant said his final weekend after more than ten years of trading was ‘super busy’ with lots of people wishing him well.


Pilot ‘lost control’ of aircraft in fatal crash at airfield

Pilot ‘lost control’ of aircraft in fatal crash at airfield

Pilot ‘lost control’ of aircraft in fatal crash at airfield

03 April 2025

A pilot who died in a crash at Duxford Airfield last year ‘lost control’ of the aircraft during a rejected landing, an investigation has found.


Man who was acting ‘suspiciously’ outside prison jailed in connection with drug offences

Man who was acting ‘suspiciously’ outside prison jailed in connection with drug offences

Man who was acting ‘suspiciously’ outside prison jailed in connection with drug offences

03 April 2025

A 22-year-old man who was acting ‘suspiciously’ outside a prison has been jailed for nearly five years in connection with drug offences.


Students rewarded for being top young citizens

Students rewarded for being top young citizens

Students rewarded for being top young citizens

03 April 2025

The outstanding contributions made by young people to their schools and wider communities were recognised at an annual awards night.


Three people bailed in connection with murder of Billy McNicholl

Three people bailed in connection with murder of Billy McNicholl

Three people bailed in connection with murder of Billy McNicholl

02 April 2025

A boy and two men have been bailed as the investigation into the murder of Billy McNicholl continues.


16 jobs at risk as hospice set to restructure retail operations

16 jobs at risk as hospice set to restructure retail operations

16 jobs at risk as hospice set to restructure retail operations

02 April 2025

A hospice care service has launched a consultation process over a proposed restructure of its retail operations.


Empty High Street shop to be turned into a new café

Empty High Street shop to be turned into a new café

Empty High Street shop to be turned into a new café

02 April 2025

Planning permission has been approved for a new café to open in a town centre.


New housing service launched in district to help the most vulnerable

New housing service launched in district to help the most vulnerable

New housing service launched in district to help the most vulnerable

02 April 2025

A new housing service which will help vulnerable people and could help to prevent and reduce homelessness has been launched.


‘I was hugely impressed’: MP praises prison’s skills programme on visit with county councillor

‘I was hugely impressed’: MP praises prison’s skills programme on visit with county councillor

‘I was hugely impressed’: MP praises prison’s skills programme on visit with county councillor

01 April 2025

An MP has praised the skills programme at a prison on a visit to it with the area’s county councillor.


Mapped: West Suffolk crimes by street in your neighbourhood

Mapped: West Suffolk crimes by street in your neighbourhood

Mapped: West Suffolk crimes by street in your neighbourhood

01 April 2025

This map illustrates the latest police crime data issued for West Suffolk including Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and Haverhill.


Solar panels on school will save thousands of pounds every year

Solar panels on school will save thousands of pounds every year

Solar panels on school will save thousands of pounds every year

31 March 2025

A Suffolk primary school will slash thousands from its energy bills by installing more than 100 new solar panels thanks to government funding.


‘We are devastated’: Upset over removal of trees and wildlife habitat

‘We are devastated’: Upset over removal of trees and wildlife habitat

‘We are devastated’: Upset over removal of trees and wildlife habitat

29 March 2025

The removal of a large swathe of trees, hedgerow and other wildlife habitat from woodland during bird nesting season has caused upset.


‘We’re taking difficult but necessary decisions’: Suffolk NHS trust explains scale of job cuts

‘We’re taking difficult but necessary decisions’: Suffolk NHS trust explains scale of job cuts

‘We’re taking difficult but necessary decisions’: Suffolk NHS trust explains scale of job cuts

28 March 2025

The NHS trust which runs West Suffolk Hospital has confirmed staffing levels will drop from 4,964 to 4,759 by this time next year.


‘It will give a buzz and an uplift to the town‘: Jobs boost as new restaurant planned

‘It will give a buzz and an uplift to the town‘: Jobs boost as new restaurant planned

‘It will give a buzz and an uplift to the town‘: Jobs boost as new restaurant planned

28 March 2025

Support and enthusiasm has been sounded in a town for a proposal to open a café/pub in its High Street which would provide 40 new jobs.


‘She was given one year to live’: Cancer ‘super-survivor’ Kerry continues to defy the odds

‘She was given one year to live’: Cancer ‘super-survivor’ Kerry continues to defy the odds

‘She was given one year to live’: Cancer ‘super-survivor’ Kerry continues to defy the odds

28 March 2025

A cancer survivor who was told in 2017 that she had two years to live at most is taking part in a study that researchers hope will help save lives.


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