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Plans for an employment area in a town which could create more than 600 jobs have been approved.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has paid a visit to a Suffolk town as part of his party’s unveiling of a mayoral candidate.

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

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

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

A non-profit company has submitted plans to open a new youth hub in a market town.

A parish council has awarded its highest honour to two people who have gone above and beyond for their community.

Police have launched foot patrols after reports of drug use and anti-social behaviour.

A community pantry has received a cheque of more than £300 to help expand its range of stock.

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.

A legendary musical theatre duo will close out the Newmarket Nights season, it has been announced.

A racing school has announced the launch of its ‘innovative’ Gap Year Programme to help students explore a career in the industry across the world.

Almost 200 permanent jobs are set to be cut at an NHS trust which runs a town’s hospital.

Pupils swapped their textbooks for sponges as they scrubbed their way to raising more than £500 for their end-of-year leavers’ celebrations.

A decision is due on plans for a new employment area in a town which could create more than 600 jobs.

New community playzones are being lined up for three towns to boost sports participation after a £667,297 grant was awarded.

A Suffolk school’s wellbeing hub has been officially opened after the project was made possible thanks to a £100,000 gift.

The organiser of a popular farmers market in a village has spoken of her pride ahead of its 10th anniversary.

Pupils at a primary school have been praised by government inspectors who said they embodied its ethos of learning to love and loving to learn.

Talks are ongoing over a rugby club’s appeal to remain in a town it has called home for nearly seven decades.