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A church has been refused permission to build a bungalow on part of its land to house an elderly former priest with mobility problems.
A theatre group founder and former county and district councillor has been made a Deputy Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire.
Claims that a stretch of road is being used by drivers of high-powered cars to record dangerously high speeds are to be highlighted by a councillor.
More volunteers and funding are needed by a Suffolk branch of the Samaritans.
A racehorse has been named after a former head in recognition of his support for students and the community.
Residents are on the warpath following the closure of what was a much-used public footpath in a town.
An environmental charity has received a £6,944 boost from one of its long-term partners and has highlighted the ‘reciprocal value’ of such support.
Exhibition will celebrate the royal history of heraldry but the tradition is not just for kings, queens and the nobility, and it is alive in Suffolk.
The funeral of a man credited with foiling a plot to assassinate Prince Charles and Robert Mugabe will be held on Tuesday.
Students were at the Rowley Mile for the start of the new season and to find out more about careers in the racing industry.
With seven bedrooms, an annexe and a stunning location, this Suffolk home ticks all the boxes for potential buyers.
Local historian Martyn Taylor explains how the 1980s saw a business demolished to make way for a now well-known development.
A veterinary hospital just outside a town is undergoing a massive transformation which will see it treble in size.
This 19th century home has some very modern additions.
This Grade II-listed property is just a stone’s throw from a popular town centre.
Plans to turn create a new hotel in the town's old Suffolk Hotel building are being welcomed . . . among other letters.
Buyers can snap up a piece of pretty Suffolk history with this near-£1m home.
National issues dominate the the letters this week - the cut to the aid budget, politics and the environment.
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This award-winning single-storey village home is set in delightful private gardens and could be yours for £645,000.
A GP surgery has warned of possible delays as their computer system is upgraded.
