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A family-owned truck dealership founded in Suffolk four decades ago has been named among the best in Europe.

A message from Pope Francis was the highlight of a mass held to mark the diamond jubilee of a Suffolk priest.

A jockey wept as he appeared in court charged with the murder of a pensioner who died after a fight in a town high street.

A popular kebab van has emerged victorious from the British Kebab Awards during what is shaping up to be a special year for its owner.

Families can once again access a popular public footpath after it was reinstated following years of campaigning.

A new project has launched that aims to root out criminal activity in a town.

A pensioner has died and a 25-year-old jockey has been charged with murder following an ‘altercation’ in a town high street.

A white Mercedes and a black Audi have been stolen overnight in a town.

A prohibition notice is in place as investigations continue following the death of a rider at a motocross track.

There are severe delays on part of the A14 with one lane closed due to a broken down lorry.

A huge fund-raising challenge inspired by a space-loving four-year-old who died from an aggressive form of cancer is set to take place this month.

Pupils and staff at a town’s primary school shine, according to government inspectors.

Police have released further details on two crashes which shut the A14 around a town in both directions last night.

A stretch of the A14 was shut in both direction after two separate crashes on the two carriageways.

An innovative illumination arts project has been praised and could return after transforming multiple towns with light shows.

Work to expand a prison in Suffolk by more than 50 per cent is now under way.

A policy intended to remove older and higher polluting taxis from the roads has been scrapped.

A man in his 70s remains in hospital in critical condition following an ‘altercation’ in a town high street while a third person has been bailed.

A person has died after being hit by a train.

Food delivery firms should tell the Government who their riders and drivers are, amid fears of ‘rampant’ visa abuse, an MP has said.