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A Suffolk town’s racing and cricketing communities have been shocked by the death of popular work rider Jordan Smith.
A former town, and district councillor, who was at the forefront of a community’s fight to save its town’s hospital, has died aged 88.
A new treatment vehicle which will be used to help racing stable staff injured while riding out has been launched this week.
New plans to build a visitors’ centre and café at a new arboretum have been given the green light.
Councillors have pledged to fight a council’s plans for 50 houses on a former middle school site.
A trainer’s wife is hoping her newly launched fashion brand will help promote a town’s unique history.
A school training staff for the horseracing industry has been rated good by government inspectors.
Councillors have decided to scrap a popular soapbox derby because it’s too expensive to run.
Proposals to develop a six-acre former racing yard in a Suffolk town have been rejected by councillors.
Work has started on the first phase of a new village being built in Suffolk which will include 93 affordable homes.
A dalmation, which featured in the Disney film Cruella, has been treated at hospital after being diagnosed with a life-threatening heart complaint.
A hypnotherapist and mindset coach has been celebrating after winning a prestigious award only a few months after launching her business.
A double amputee is taking part in the Tour of Suffolk Cycle Ride after a six-year break.
Proposals to develop a six-acre former stud site have been unveiled.
A planning inspector has been told an historic racing stable, which has become an eyesore, will be restored if a new homes plan goes ahead.
A historic shop in a town’s high street is set to go under the hammer with a guide price of £350,000.
A resident has pleaded with a planning inspector to fix an eyesore which had blighted a high street for more than three decades.
Plans for a new primary school for a 500-home village development have been given the green light by councillors.
Tributes have been paid to a well-known former photographer who died last week aged 89.
Six-time Derby winning trainer Sir Michael Stoute was formally inducted into racing's Hall of Fame on Sunday.
