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Receiving it’s fourth consecutive ‘outstanding’ grading from Ofsted is just one of the reasons for celebration at Dizzy’s Day Nursery in Haverhill.
Moved by the experiences of others, an eight-year-old girl has had 12 inches of hair cut off to raise hundreds of pounds for charity.
A dilapidated hotel and Indian restaurant that has stood empty for more than five years could be demolished and a new care home built in its place.
A businesswoman shortlisted for a national award has been credited by her own father as the reason why his business is still afloat today.
A businesswoman shortlisted for a national award has been credited by her own father as the reason why his business is still afloat today.
Praise for students was in plentiful supply after they collected their GCSE results today.
The sad case of a man who died after developing hypothermia in his unheated home has sparked a call for people to get help with their energy bill.
An outreach project, aimed at empowering people, is serving up a second helping of cookery classes.
Startling findings by a Suffolk charity lay behind a new appeal focussing on the risk of eviction and homelessness.
A love of clay and its therapeutic benefits has motivated a former primary school teacher to launch her own pottery workshops.
A Gardening with Climate Change event held last Saturday proved to be a big hit for the organisers.
Suffolk singer-songwriter Iona Griffey’s long-awaited debut album Lovers & Strangers is out today.
Land once occupied by an abattoir can now be converted to a different use after a developer won a planning appeal.
The “resilience and self-belief” shown by A-level students at Haverhill Community Sixth Form came in for praise today.
A family-owned one-stop shop for all things caravanning that has been part of a town’s business landscape for the past 40 years is to close.
A former Coronation Street star will lead the cast of the first ever pantomime to be produced in-house at a Suffolk town’s arts centre.
A three-day festival that attracted crowds of more than 5,000 people last year has announced its headline and supporting acts.
A nursery is harnessing the power of technology to provide a pioneering sensory learning experience and digitally rich Early Years curriculum.
A fed up Suffolk resident has said that a footpath that has become hazardous to its users needs to be properly maintained.
A county councillor has pledged his support towards the construction of a new 3G pitch by allocating £2,000 to the project.
