Haverhill

Having brought in the New Year with the now traditional morning walk from Snailwell, Newmarket Ramblers continue their programme on Sunday (Jan 4) with a ten mile walk in the Balsham area.

Haverhill’s town clock, that is planned for Jubillee Walk, has come one step closer to completion.

The historic Officers’ Mess at IWM Duxford which was used by wartime heroes such as Douglas Bader is to be used as serviced office accommodation.

A fire at a domestic garage in Sturmer Road is being treated as suspicious.

Most people would nurse flu-like symptoms by keeping warm in a blanket on the sofa whilst drinking a hot toddy.

Haverhill’s Lauren Chinery stepped into the limelight for a recent duet with megastar Russell Watson at his Sturmer Hall gig. Stephanie Mack was in the audience:

Café owner Harry Zachariou asked peace knitters using Deja Vu to make him a mad Christmas jumper and he would give them charity cash.

Campaigner Ron Davies is celebrating the news that the road safety changes he has fought for over two years have finally been funded.

Haverhill Leisure Centre staff and customers collected sackfuls of presents for Addenbrooke’s Hospital Children’s Ward and St Nicholas Hospice Care.

Essex Police’s Assistant Chief Officer of Specials (ACO) Derek Hopkins has been honoured for services to policing with an MBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours list.

Two of the county’s police and health teams are going the extra mile for their alcohol awareness campaigning by taking a month-long break from booze.

The night before Christmas turned out to be a very quiet one for Haverhill police, with very little trouble to report.

Firefighters across Cambridgeshire are calling on the public to donate unwanted clothing and textiles in charity recycling banks at local fire stations.

Make 2015 the year that you’ll quit smoking for good – that’s the message to residents in Haverhill from Live Well Suffolk, urging smokers to make a New Year’s resolution to kick the habit.

Wards G4 and F3 at West Suffolk Hospital are currently closed to new admissions after patients showed symptoms of norovirus.

Ward G4 at West Suffolk Hospital is currently closed to new admissions after patients showed symptoms of norovirus.

Police are urging drivers to make sure they can celebrate the New Year with a clear conscience – and not be tempted to drink and drive on the night.

A delighted Haverhill couple was blessed with the arrival of a baby boy on Christmas day.

County’s households urged to make a New Year’s resolution to keep warm this winter

LAND for the new Papworth Hospital has been bought on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus in preparation for work to start in the New Year.