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A museum celebrating a famous Suffolk artist has enlisted the help of a catering company on the rise, to take the reins at the venue’s on-site café.
A partnership says that the biggest barrier to equal access to football in schools remains the lack of football boots available for girls.
Vital cash grants totaling £91,000 have been awarded to three organisations in south Suffolk, to ensure they can continue delivering their services.
A road signage error on a key interchange has prompted calls to use the opportunity to implement changes to its directions.
The company cited the pandemic as the catalyst that accelerated growth beyond its projections, changing both customer behaviour and its own approach.
A cake maker is confident of a bright future, after moving to a digital-only model – but has asked for patience during the transition this month.
More than 3,000 people have signed a petition against proposed cuts to free parking in district council-owned car parks.
A long-serving deputy town clerk – who has given almost three decades of service at a Suffolk council – is departing for pastures new.
A ‘massive breakthrough’ has been achieved, according to an MP, who says it is ‘90 per cent certain’ the pylon plans will now be revised.
A young singer has delivered a message of hope at a special Christmas carols concert – four months on from winning her battle with leukaemia.
A mental health charity has voiced its gratitude at a ‘life-saving’ grant, to ensure it can continue funding therapy for those who cannot afford it.
To the naked eye, the effect of pollution on nature may not always be readily apparent – but, in the right light, all becomes clear.
A pub hopes to diversify its business model with the provision of visitor accommodation, to help ensure its long-term viability.
The first of wave of music and comedy acts have been confirmed for one of the UK’s largest cultural festivals, which returns to Suffolk next summer.
Young befrienders are determined to give their elderly companions a festive greeting, as they begin a fundraising initiative.
The Christmas mood was bouncing this week, as groups turned out in their dozens to decorate their festive trees for an annual festival.
The final piece in the funding jigsaw for a social enterprise’s long-term expansion project has been secured.
The restoration of a historic property has been green-lit, after planners ruled that its retention far outweighed any harm.
A family-run skating club says it is eager to get people away from computer screens, and show them the physical and mental benefits of the sport.
Visitor numbers to a museum celebrating a famous Suffolk artist have risen twofold from pre-Covid levels, on the first anniversary of its expansion.
