Kesgrave

Thousands of students across Suffolk will be waiting to learn their fate this morning as this year's A-level results are released.

A council has announced it is making preparations to ensure that pupils can be transported safely to school during the coronavirus pandemic.

Councillors could be told what is and isn’t appropriate social media use in a new code of conduct.

With school pupils unable to take exams this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, results have had to be calculated differently.

Torrential rain is expected despite the temperatures staying above 30c.

The Met Office has said the weather is on the turn following the weekend's heatwave.

In Suffolk, there are many murder cases sitting unsolved, with some dating back as far as the 1960s.

Today sees the launch of Suffolk News - a site which will bring you the news that matters across the county.

Ultimately, there can only be one winner - but our editor Barry Peters says he cannot decide between these two.

Schools excluded pupils for racist bullying on dozens of occasions last year, new figures reveal.

A grants scheme which has supported hundreds of small businesses is coming to a close and qualifying companies are urged to apply before the deadline.

New figures show that 380 people were killed or seriously injured in road traffic accidents in the county last year.

Police forces have been "too slow and inconsistent" in addressing a lack of diversity in their ranks, officials said.