Haverhill

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A West Suffolk partnership of Forest Heath District Council and St Edmundsbury Borough Council has become the first in the country to gain a specialist accreditation.

A woman has gone from surgery to the stage having taken part in a bodybuilding competition only a few years after having a full hip replacement.

Issues of drug taking, anti-social behaviour and selfish parking in Haverhill have become the new priorities for the town’s Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT).

With just two shopping weekends left before Christmas, police in Suffolk are advising people to take extra care when out and about as shoppers flock to town centres in a bid to snap up gifts.

A number of items were stolen from a house in Haverhill while another house was burgled, although nothing was taken, on the same day.

Staff at Dizzy’s Day Nursery in Haverhill last Friday (5) handed over a cheque for £4001 to Team PP, a group raising money for Save Babies Through Screening Foundation UK.

The Mayor of Haverhill, Cllr Roger André and his wife Pauline, received the gifts at the Haverhill Methodist Church’s annual Toy Service on Sunday, December 7.

A man from Haverhill has been convicted of illegally claiming £80,000 in benefits.

Haverhill will be getting a new public access defibrillator thanks to a boost from festive fund raising efforts.

A song inspired by the memory of an ‘amazing’ man who lived in Sturmer and coached at Haverhill Rugby Club is in the running to become the UK’s Christmas number one single.

An eight-year-old gymnast with ambitions of competing in the Olympics is having to leave Haverhill Gymnastics Club and travel three times a week to Colchester in order to be able to continue pursuing his dream.

The issue faced by Harry White and his family is a microcosm of the wider problems facing Haverhill Gymnastics Club as they seek to find a dedicated centre in which to meet.

Arrests have been made following a police operation to catch rival gangs of London drug dealers operating in Haverhill.

Police are advising drivers to take extra care on the roads with bad weather predicted to hit the region over the next few days.

Kedington parish council has been recognised for its contribution within the borough of St Edmundsbury.

Haverhill Twin Town Association would like to thank everyone who donated to the Christmas raffle at its recent annual dinner dance, which raised £280.