Family

A Suffolk village and a port town have been named amongst the best places to live in the East of England by a national newspaper.

A group of mums that run a toddler group in a Suffolk village are gearing up to host one of their popular nearly new sales.

A children's expert has been brought in to strengthen improvements to special educational needs and disabilities services (SEND) at a council.

A plethora of activities are coming to a town next weekend – here's the full list.

Popular leisure and retail park has announced a free entertainment weekend ranging from cosplay to classic cars.

A new support group for parents and carers of children with special educational needs has been launched in a Suffolk village.

Ghostbusters, Power Rangers, and Star Wars characters will all be making an appearance at a new Legends Comic Con Weekender this summer.

With the cost-of-living crisis continuing to bite, we've come up with seven free, or nearly free, things to do in Suffolk this February half term.

Soft play, bowling, climbing, trampolines, laser tag and pottery painting feature in our line-up.

Meet dinosaurs, experience scientific magic and re-live classic tales this school holiday.

New data reveals the number of young families who are eligible for Government help to buy milk and healthy food, but are not taking up the scheme.

A charity which supports a hospital trust is calling on businesses and organisations to get creative and join its popular soapbox event.

A new play area which aims to spark a love of nature in children has opened in a Suffolk village.

A popular farm has seen improvements made to its shop and lambing shed and a new outdoor café has been built ready for its reopening this week.

From welly wanders to seasonally-inspired crafts, there is plenty to fill the school holiday.

The future Queen is leading a glitzy baby photo campaign to help give children a better start in life, but she's ignoring an ugly reality.

We visit stunning atmospheric lights trail, where you can meet royalty, enjoy an imaginary tea party and toast marshmallows.

A popular light trail is returning for the third time to raise funds for an independent hospice charity.

A youth worker at a charity which is celebrating a milestone has spoken about delivering ‘bread and butter’ work to his town’s young community.

When six-year-old Violet Smith missed out on having pictures taken with princesses at her Frozen themed party she felt left out in the cold.