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Students and staff at Newmarket Academy have been celebrating the best set of GCSE results in the school's history.
Tattersalls has unveiled a glittering entry for one of the racing world’s most highly anticipated bloodstock auctions.
This year’s historic Newmarket Town Plate will be run in honour of a woman who won the race 70 years ago and died last month aged 92.
Residents and visitors can now work out using a new outdoor gym opened in a town.
Opposition is growing to plans to build nearly 900 homes on the site of a former veterinary charity.
A mum is planning to abseil down a cathedral’s tower to raise funds for research into a rare syndrome which affects her one-year-old son.
A teacher who inappropriately touched schoolgirls and asked for pictures of one of them wearing a bikini has been banned from teaching.
A former teacher and choirmaster has been stripped of his MBE after he was locked up for 12 years for abusing children.
A new store opened its doors for business offering a tasty welcome to customers.
A couple proved age is no barrier as they hurtled through the air at 100mph raising funds for a charity close to both their hearts.
A student who won a scholarship commemorating a wartime codebreaker has been awarded a top prize for mathematics at university.
Warning over town’s memorial hall gardens after human excrement found near playground.
A sewing and knitting shop, which has served a town for more than 20 years, will close it doors for the last time.
A town’s streets have been transformed into a giant chessboard this summer with a horseracing twist.
A town has launched a pop-up shop initiative in its High Street to give budding entrepreneurs a chance to grow their businesses.
Newmarket is set to provide a right royal welcome for the King and Queen when they visit the town today.
An award-winning wedding venue has celebrated its 1,000th wedding since it first opened for nuptials.
A school which trains future jockeys has unveiled a major redevelopment cementing its reputation as a world-leader within horseracing.
The co-founder of one of the area’s best known double glazing firms has died aged 84.
Councillors are furious at a new shop front which they say is garish and out of keeping with a town’s traditional High Street.
