In Depth

As the cost-of-living crisis shows no sign of abating, SuffolkNews visited a charity’s community café to find out how people were coping.

We are diving into the origins of a town’s music competition and its legacy spanning nearly three decades.

Thousands of shoplifting offences have gone unsolved in the last two years - with the number of crimes reported on the rise, figures have revealed.

A mistake at a cement plant contributed to a months-long delay to a £1.9 million bridge reconstruction project.

A new family-friendly restaurant is top of readers’ wish list for Bury St Edmunds after thousands of you responded to a SuffolkNews appeal and poll.

Suffolk Police said it is committed to investigating allegations of sexual abuse after just four per cent of reports resulted in a charge.

A care home manager apologised to the family of a much-loved former pub landlady who died after falling out of her bed.

Illustrator Nick Sharratt, known for drawing beloved characters from Jacqueline Wilson's books, is returning to Suffolk to host a draw-along event.

Figures have revealed that a Suffolk prison has paid more than £1.6 million towards injury claims from staff members.

Residents have shared what excites them most about the year ahead in their town.

A police officer has said he wants to ensure victims of hate crime feel confident enough to speak out after a drop in recorded incidents.

Some may remember 2024 as a year of the changing of the guards.

Community champions and notable figures have been celebrated for their outstanding contributions in the New Year Honours.

SuffolkNews takes a look back at Christmas inside this town’s hospital from Victorian times, through the war years and to the Millennium.

SuffolkNews investigates how council spending on residential care placements for children has increased as it grapples with soaring costs.

Funding of more than £11 million has been allocated to repairing roads in Suffolk as residents are urged to report the routes in need of attention.

A council plans to freeze its share of council tax next year despite its rising costs.

A Suffolk MP has outlined his reasons for supporting an assisted dying bill which will be discussed in Parliament tomorrow.

A retired NHS worker is raising funds for charity by walking 99 miles after losing her brother to a brain tumour.

A former solider said he is annoyed after the Union Flag was flown upside down during a town’s Remembrance service.