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Councillors are set to approve a £1.8 million package of improvements to Newmarket Leisure Centre when they meet on Tuesday.
Work to demolish a former factory in Newmarket which has been empty for around two years was scheduled to start yesterday.
A town councillor has called for action to get the town’s grassed areas tidied up.
He is one of the finalists in the educational leader and setting of the year category in Suffolk County Council’s Raising the Bar awards .
As village churches try to increase their use by local people, a BBC show features Cheveley's attempt to secure an improvement grant
Seven-year-old Ruby Frappell is looking forward to leading Newmarket’s carnival parade on Saturday as the Newmarket Journal Carnival Princess.
The former jockey, once dubbed The Pocket Hercules by racegoers, died last month at the age of 91.
Newmarket is set to host its first derby for 80 years – but this time racegoers will be hearing the whurr of wheels instead of thundering hooves.
Exning’s most popular fund-raising event will be held on Saturday.
Great British Bake Off favourite Prue Leith is heading to Newmarket next week to sign copies of her latest recipe book
Tomorrow is Suffolk Day and Newmarket is joining in the celebration with tour offers, a Saturday raceday offer, and a litter pick.
His funeral service will be at Newmarket’s All Saints’ Church on Wednesday July 3 at noon.
Two village churches have been desecrated by thieves who caused thousands of pounds of damage stealing lead from their roofs.
New Zealand trainer Michael Pitman determined to try and make his Royal Ascot dream come true
The Pocket Hercules as he was dubbed during his racing days had been ill for some time.
A Newmarket man has been jailed for eight years after he stabbed a man while visiting his ex-wife in a jealous rage.
A Newmarket-born scaffolder has been reunited with the sister he didn’t know he had and his mother who gave him for adoption when he was born.
Residents are being asked for their views on proposals to set up the country’s biggest solar farm close to Newmarket.
Some residents see the plans as a ‘back door’ to developing a permanent low-cost housing site.
Campaigners behind an ambitious plan to create an arts centre in Newmarket are planning a public meeting to rally support for the project.
