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GET STARTEDHundreds of people turned out at a pre-school’s Fun Day last Saturday, helping it to raise more than £1,200 for future improvements.
The family of a teenager stabbed to death in January is embroiled in a row with West Suffolk Council over a memorial bench next to his grave.
The mother of a girl left with two broken bones and many lacerations after being attacked by a dog has said the animal should be destroyed.
The owner of a cocker spaniel that was savaged by a dog said the vet that treated him described his wounds as ‘some of the worst he had ever seen’.
A special preview has been held for a major new exhibition of contemporary art that is heading to Haverhill Arts Centre in July.
A plea has gone out to a town council to open its café next to a splash pad on more days than is currently the case.
West Suffolk Council and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) are collaborating to host a Jobs and Skills Fair in Haverhill.
A storm of protest has erupted as a result of a planning application to build six houses off a narrow lane regularly beset by flooding.
Construction of a £1.3 million second floodlit 3G pitch has started at a Suffolk community sports and recreation venue.
A cyclist has called for safety improvements at a mini-roundabout where he escaped serious injury after being knocked off his bike by a car.
A Suffolk photographer made it onto the shortlist for the global Event Photography Awards 2023.
Two County Lines drug dealers who continued to sell class A drugs after being arrested have been sentenced to over seven years in prison.
A frustrated resident of a Haverhill estate says he is ‘sick and tired of shoddy workmanship’ carried out to repair pothole-scarred roads.
A woman has appeared in court charged with defrauding her employer of more than £722,000 over a period of some two-and-a-half years.
A band taking up a residency at a music venue is calling on the public to show its support for the setting.
A village that has been without cricket for 15 years and also saw its only pub close in January is turning the tide.
This year’s Suffolk Show provided a red-letter day for Susan Street as she won the Best in Show in the Flower Arrangement Competition.
A £1.2m project to create a new floodlit 3G football pitch in a town has received a huge boost following a £825,000 grant.
Residents have spoken out against a bus company’s ‘unsafe’ decision to send double-deckers down their streets.
The winners of the Haverhill heat in the Young Market Trader of the Year Awards were decided last Saturday.