Human Interest

Tributes have been paid to a cherished and well respected teacher and author after her death in a crash last month.

A pub has donated more than 200 Easter eggs to spread seasonal joy to young children.

Councils across Suffolk have announced changes to bin collections due to the Easter bank holidays.

Fast food giant McDonald’s has apologised after a man choked on eggshells from a breakfast wrap and suffered scratches in his throat.

A second book believed to be partly bound in the skin of the infamous Red Barn murderer is on display at a town museum.

A bakery owner has spoken of his disgust at being denied compensation over roadworks which left him 'thousands of pounds’ out of pocket.

The first holiday club run by a fledgling Suffolk hub for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has been praised.

Haverhill is leading the way in a groundbreaking recycling scheme that is now gaining more support in other towns.

Super slimmers have turned their too-big clothes into big money — raising more than £10,000 for charity with hundreds of donated bags.

Mini beasts, an orangutan on three wheels and market vendors celebrating nature will all play a part in the return of a special market to Haverhill.

The sugar industry is ‘here to stay’ in Bury St Edmunds, said the British Sugar factory manager at the opening of a new £4.2 million facility.

A metal band has rocked their way to victory in a town’s popular music competition.

The windows of a 16th-century building have been restored thanks to a £5,000 grant.

Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays to drivers.

Disabled people and supporters will take to the streets of Suffolk next weekend to protest Government cuts to disability benefits.

A new service to support young people with pregnancy and parenting, and connect them with others in a similar position, has launched in West Suffolk.

A road in a Suffolk town that had to close due to a burst water main is due to reopen later today.

The chairman of a farmers’ club fears that a growing generation of young farmers may lose their futures over the Government’s inheritance tax plans.

The flexible nature of what is offered at a Suffolk business and innovation centre has earned praise from an accounting service that has moved in.

The title of Best Retailer in the Anglia Region has gone to a butcher’s shop near one of Suffolk’s biggest towns.