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A bank’s plan to close two branches has been greeted with anger and disappointment by both customers and town representatives.
A £280,000 project to refurbish a community hub has been completed.
A town councillor said he was concerned about fly-tipping, littering, vandalism, and anti-social behaviour locally.
Staff and patients at a community hospital have been given a purpose-built garden planned to help them relax and unwind.
The family of veteran starting stalls handler Ted Jackson has been overwhelmed with messages of sympathy since his death.
Barclays Bank has announced it will be closing a local branch in June.
The Queen Consort's visit to Suffolk today has been cancelled.
A campaign started more than five years ago has succeeded in getting recognition for a local woman who led an extraordinary life.
A school has joined with local football teams in a bid to raise more than £120,000 to build a full size 3G football pitch.
A former research scientist is hoping he has hit on a formula for success as he prepares to open his new business.
An allotment holder has called for a cull of what he called a plague of muntjac deer munching hundreds of pounds worth of produce.
An aerial drone shot shows the progress made on a 400-home development in a Suffolk town.
The owner of a cheerleading gym has been given council backing for his plans to open a base in a Suffolk town.
John Waugh, the last racehorse-training member of a famous family dynasty, died at his home.
A veteran councillor has slammed two local authorities for their lack of investment in a Suffolk town.
The future is looking brighter for a seven-bedroom property that has been empty for years and has a tree growing through one of its rooms.
A retail boss has opened up about his own mental health struggles ahead of a major event in his store to raise funds for a charity for young people.
Nine members of staff at stables and studs in a Suffolk town have reached the final round of prestigious industry awards.
A mum, whose son has a rare form of muscular dystrophy, is raising funds for the charity which is supporting her family.
Newmarket’s racing community is mourning the death of popular former lad George Witt.
