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Long-awaited renovations to an ageing town centre toilet block finally began this week.
The fundraising drive to recognise a ‘forgotten’ group for their contributions to a Suffolk community has crossed the £3,000 mark.
A new working group for a park should only include local representatives, according to a town council.
An epic walking challenge is under way for a determined fundraiser.
A long-lost artwork by a world-renowned Suffolk-born landscape painter is set to go up for auction, after decades in the ether.
After making the journey from baking at home to setting up her own shop, Marie Hibble said you never know if you don’t try.
A popular restaurant overlooking the riverside has suddenly ceased trading this week, due to a “behind-the-scenes matter that cannot be resolved”.
New plans to help bring a town centre park into the 21st century – including new facilities to replace the decaying toilet block – have been revealed.
Mental health charities have shared the challenges facing the voluntary sector and its long-term funding.
Today marks the three-year anniversary of a discovery that sent shockwaves throughout a Suffolk town, as police continue their murder investigation.
The hard work and perseverance of students has paid off, as this year’s crop of year 11 pupils celebrate making the grade.
A familiar face at a town centre retailer, who has served multiple generations over her long tenure, has paid tribute to customers ahead of retiring.
The revival of a popular fundraiser, to support people with dementia, has been confirmed – with the added poignancy of remembering its late founder.
Plans to install a permanent memorial for a renowned town stalwart have been submitted, at the building he helped save from demolition 50 years ago.
The outgoing director of a museum celebrating one of Suffolk’s most famous sons was bid a fond farewell, as colleagues paid tribute to his legacy.
The removal of a long-standing tree has caused anger and upset among residents, who believe it should have been protected.
The inquiry to decide the fate of housing plans has been upgraded, after it was decided the amount of highways evidence warranted a formal hearing.
Students at Thomas Gainsborough School reaped the rewards of their hard work over the last two years, as they celebrated their A-level grades today.
Campaigners are urging people to make use of a town’s main waterway this weekend, to aid their bid to secure protections to help keep the river clean.
Digital technology has long been viewed as the future of music – and, for a long-time busker, that even extends to street-performing.
