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New owners are set to take over a village café which closed two months ago.

Roadworks to improve safety and driver awareness in a village will take place next week.

There are delays on a major route following a single-vehicle collision.

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

While many are taking on this month’s London Marathon for the first time, for Dave Hennessey, it will be his last – and he aims to go out on a high.

Many dogs are desperate to be given a chance – RSPCA Suffolk has provided profiles for dogs looking for their new family.

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

A pub has reopened following a six-figure revamp to give the venue a fresh look.

A 75-year-old is celebrating after becoming the first student at his university to earn a PhD in creative writing.

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

Two large stone statues of dogs have been stolen from a front garden.

A caravan park is looking to expand its use with plans for 15 extra mobile homes.

Criminal proceedings are ongoing into the sinking of a yacht in which a Suffolk billionaire and his daughter died, an inquest heard.

Three Suffolk MPs have joined forces to make the case for extra powers to be given to town and parish councils as part of devolution.

A teenager has said it feels like a ‘life-changing experience’ as she prepares to open a new lash and beauty salon in a town high street.

Plans for a new water pumping station in a village have been submitted as part of a 70-kilometre pipeline.

A nature reserve celebrated its 30th birthday with a special event which attracted about 200 visitors.

Three people were arrested as police crack down on exploitation and immigration offences in a town.

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.

This week, historian, author and tour guide Martyn Taylor looks at the life and times of a legal expert and diarist.