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A Royal greeting from the King and Queen put the sparkle into a diamond day for a couple celebrating 60 years of marriage.
A campaigning councillor will be taking his protest over cuts to a town bus service on the road.
A town’s branch of NatWest bank will close later this year.
A former racing yard, whose name commemorated the daughter of a Saxon East Anglian king, could be re-developed into 81 new homes.
A tree older than Stonehenge has been discovered during a peatland restoration project at a nature reserve.
A Tiger Moth bi-plane has returned to an airfield for the first time in nearly 80 years.
Motorists and motorcyclists using a busy town road have been having their speed monitored.
A major survey carried out with the children and young people of a town has revealed their need for a youth hub.
The inquest into the death of a mother-of-three who was beaten to death by her husband at their home is likely to be held next spring.
A councillor is furious that residents of an estate have lost their bus service in a shake-up of public transport serving their town.
Two cyclists are set to cycle to Paris in support of their six-year-old nephew and the British Transplant Games.
A pub and a club have been celebrating after receiving top awards from real ale campaigners.
Volunteers from a town’s thoroughbred racing industry gave up their time to revitalise a hospital’s gardens.
A racing worker’s dream to ride in a race is set to come true this summer.
It was dubbed the Battle of Newmarket as 50 years ago striking stable lads took their grievances to the Rowley Mile on Guineas day.
A multi-million pound state of the art community diagnostic centre (CDC) was officially opened today.
Field of Gold favourite for Saturday’s 2,000 Guineas was out on Warren Hill this morning.
Just a few years ago Harry Davies was still at school dreaming of becoming a top jockey.
A new stamp, issued to mark VE Day 80, features a Suffolk man whose code breaking work altered the course of World War Two.
A council has defended its decision to close public toilets near a children’s play area after criticism from residents.
