Human Interest

A Suffolk arts centre’s creative director has been described as a ‘hard act to beat’ as he heads to a job with arguably the biggest name in theatre.

A self-employed gardener was unable to work for several days after tools and speakers were stolen from his van.

The leader of West Suffolk Council, Cliff Waterman, has backed the campaigns to keep archives in historic market town.

A town hockey club secretary fears a £620,000 project to change pitches in the town could spell the end of the club.

Works to restore a town’s open-air pool to its former glory will go ahead after funding was secured.

Soon after committing to a £2 million investment in a town centre building, a Suffolk council has applied to turn part of it into an education centre.

A man and woman have been sentenced after a police raid in which cocaine worth more than £8,000 was found.

Ploughmen and morris dancers again toured a village near the Suffolk border this week as the ancient tradition of Plough Monday was celebrated.

The youngest ever person to direct a show for an award-winning Suffolk drama group has described the challenge as ‘scary’ but an ‘honour’.

A garage has been left without a telephone line for more than 50 days due to a technical fault and is expecting to lose thousands of pounds.

A venue which aims to promote men’s mental health is set to undergo a revamp after securing funding.

Focus has turned to a town river in the continuing search for a missing woman who was last seen on Friday.

The number of child sex offences reported to police in Suffolk has increased, a charity has revealed.

A barber with 22 years of experience has launched her own hairdressing business from a log cabin perched on the edge of her in-laws’ garden.

A BBC Investigative programme has interviewed protesters over the possible installation of nuclear weapons at a Suffolk RAF base for a show next week.

New data has revealed the number of appointments and procedures at a Suffolk hospital trust which had to be rescheduled due to a six-day strike.

A Suffolk farm that is run with the help of volunteers is trying to raise £10,000 for improved access.

More than 100 people gathered in protest at the proposed closure of the West Suffolk Archives branch.

A Suffolk landscape gardener has reacted to growing frustration over potholes and fixed them himself.

Sexual harassment is becoming a significant concern in schools and colleges across the county, according to a Suffolk health watchdog.