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GET STARTEDThe next show by a stage company will be particularly poignant as it will raise money in memory of one of its young performers.
An appeal to build a 4,580-panel solar farm on farmland near the Suffolk border has been lost.
Community leaders have welcomed the news that one of Haverhill’s landmark buildings, long derelict, is to be auctioned.
More than 80 years after a Home Guardsman died while pulling airmen from their stricken bomber, he has finally had a headstone placed on his grave.
The Conservative candidate for the West Suffolk Parliamentary seat believes Haverhill’s issues can only be tackled by ‘everyone pulling together’.
REACH Community Projects in Haverhill has been given a massive £450,000 boost towards its long-term strategic plan to tackle hardship.
A Haverhill woman said she was inspired by her mum to ‘be the reason that someone smiled every day’ as she collected a volunteer of the year award.
A bench next to the grave of a 16-year-old who was stabbed to death has been vandalised twice – including the carving into it of the ‘c-word’.
A man with epilepsy who says he ‘always tries to achieve more’ has lived up to that mantra by completing a 25km walk for charity.
Eleven community groups and organisations have been presented with a share of the £3,005 raised at the 2023 Haverhill Show and its car boot sales.
A free talk is being given in Haverhill this week about search engine optimisation (SEO), what it is and how it can be used to benefit businesses.
Four-and-a-half years after it opened, a popular farm shop near Haverhill has undergone a relaunch.
A 143-year-old steam engine was the star of the show when the latest Haverhill Heritage event took place.
A Suffolk beauty salon is marking a significant landmark as it celebrates its 20th anniversary.
The organisers of a first ever open day at a nature reserve just a few miles from Haverhill were delighted with the outcome.
A village childcare provider’s ambition to raise £30,000 so that it can convert its garage into a multifunctional room has got off to a good start.
Councillors are urging residents to make their views on a proposed biomethane plant known after a planning application finally went live.
Two ‘small areas’ of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) have been found at a village school near Haverhill.
The 500th delivery of shopping has been made by a community-centred scheme that was set up during the Covid pandemic.
A library in Ipswich has had to close after part of its ceiling fell in.