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A town cathedral held a summer fair over the weekend with a host of family activities.
A property developer has proposed significant highway improvements to an accident-prone road as part of plans for a new 130-acre business park.
In today’s podcast, the headmaster of a Suffolk independent school has been dismissed from his role.
A resident has expressed her frustration over the ‘untidy’ state of the housing estate where she lives.
Welcome to our SuffolkNews Bulletin for this week.
An allotment holder is calling for an action plan to deal with muntjac deer which are ‘destroying’ crops and damaging the nearby water meadows.
A school for children with learning needs was gifted a seven-foot replica of one of the UK’s most famous landmarks thanks to a link up with a college.
Public consultation into proposed changes to scrap Greater Anglia ticket offices has launched today.
Police are appealing for witnesses of a crash which caused the A14 to be closed for nine hours.
The son of a resident who lives in an overgrown area is battling a housing association over the state of its neglect.
In today’s podcast, a man is in a critical condition after falling from a bridge onto a major road.
A parent has raised his concerns over compulsory education on puberty at a school which he deems to be inappropriate for his eight-year-old daughter.
A Suffolk resident has embarked on his next random act of kindness by hiring a cinema screen for the community.
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The victim of a stabbing attack on a town housing estate is ‘recovering brilliantly’.
A council has addressed why parts of West Suffolk are looking ‘untidy’ after it reduced its use of weedkiller.
A man has been jailed for 40 months for his involvement in the supply of Class A drugs in a Suffolk town.
Police are re-appealing for witnesses one year on from a fatal crash involving a van and a cyclist on a major route.
The fire service has revealed the suspected cause of a blaze which engulfed part of a school site.
East Anglia’s largest theatre is to embark on an ambitious £3 million refurbishment project which includes larger bar areas and modernised toilets.
A council has said there is little it can do to stop the rollout of 5G masts after residents voiced objections to towers being built on estates.
