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A cannabis farm containing more than 50 plants and growing equipment was raided by police yesterday, with two people being arrested.

Bryan Adams has been announced as the third act to perform next summer as part of Forest Live 2024 gigs.

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.

Rail and road disruption and power outages are forecast for areas of East Suffolk tomorrow after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning.

Reindeers were not the only animals surprising people in and around a town at the weekend as some Jurassic parkrunners were spotted on its 5km route.

A popular town dance school has scooped a number of national titles at the UK Championships at the weekend.

A popular soul, blues and country music event has announced its first acts as part of its 10th anniversary next year.

The chief executive of the Zoological Society of East Anglia, which runs a Norfolk and a Suffolk zoo, has resigned.

Officers have charged a second man in connection with the alleged kidnapping and assault of a Suffolk man.

The Zoological Society of East Anglia has announced it is making a number of redundancies in order to secure its long term financial stability.

A pair of Suffolk hospital chefs have come fourth against NHS teams across the country trying to be crowned NHS England Chef of the Year.

A firework night scheduled to take place at a popular Suffolk retail village this weekend has been cancelled.

A woman who turned her hobby into a business has opened a new craft supply outlet at a Suffolk retail village.

A council has been found to have £11.5m of investments in banks linked with countries with poor human rights records and terror group associations.

A road is blocked after a crash where a car turned onto its roof.

Flood alerts have been issued for several Suffolk rivers after heavy rainfall battered the county yesterday.

A campaigner against a 200-acre solar farm has pledged to never campaign for anything again after the plans were approved.

The Zoological Society of East Anglia has announced the death of one of its beloved giraffes who had a history of ‘health challenges’.

Plans submitted for holiday homes and spa at historic site.

A flood alert is still in place for areas surrounding two of the county’s major rivers.