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SuffolkNews reviews Jesus Christ Superstar, which is on stage until Saturday.
A town centre ‘castle’ could soon offer outdoors weddings after gazebo plans were approved.
After a successful run lasting more than seven weeks, the curtain has come down on pantomime season at a town theatre.
A new fund-raising campaign to raise funds for a specialist hospital assistant for elderly patients has been launched.
A festive ice rink at a shopping centre has raised thousands for a food bank charity.
An abandoned development and the cost of maintaining a key building have been cited as reasons to move precious archives from their home town.
Swingeing county council cuts to save £64.7 million are being discussed today.
Police are aware of car park con artists fraudulently claiming to be raising money for a hospital.
Proposed cuts to arts funding in Suffolk have been defended by the county council’s deputy leader.
Tributes have been paid to a restaurateur and SuffolkNews food writer who has died suddenly.
A theatre’s programming could be streamlined if Suffolk County Council funding cuts go ahead.
A mother who lost nearly four stone in weight during 2023 is hoping to help others do the same.
As a new year starts, one man is aiming to continuing spreading positivity and doing his best to help at-risk hedgehogs.
Christmas Day may have been and gone but pantomime season is still in full swing – with shows running across Suffolk.
Residents living near an abandoned shopping centre have hit out at revised plans to redevelop the site.
Plans for more than 120 village homes have been given the green light.
What was hitting the headlines in 2011? We take a look back at some of the big West Suffolk stories of the year.
Do you remember Christmas 1996? See how Suffolk businesses were celebrating the festive season 27 years ago.
Overgrown grass and weeds are in the firing line thanks to a £200,000 investment.
Plans to separate a cottage from a neighbouring catholic church have been approved.
