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The families of the friends killed in a road crash just outside Newmarket have paid tribute to two young men who had everything to live for.
Appeal for Network Rail to make ‘vital’ improvements to Newmarket's trains
A council has finally acted to prevent travellers occupying a former Newmarket middle school site.
It was originally thought that the defibrillator had been stolen when it disappeared from its casing at the beginning of last month.
Tributes have been paid to a devoted father and ‘inspirational’ teacher who collapsed and died while out running with his 12-year-old son.
Campaigners battling to keep Newmarket’s much-used railway foot crossing open are facing another public inquiry next year.
Residents and business owners have said they have had to put up with an increasing amount of anti-social and often criminal behaviour.
The items were the result of excavations of a site in Fordham Road, which were carried out before work went ahead on a housing development.
Newmarket’s national horseracing heritage centre is to cut the cost of its annual pass to £10 for local residents.
Anthony ‘AJ’ Pritchard-Allen died on April 20 last year after he was struck by a Toyota Hilux truck.
A Newmarket community nursery has been told by a government inspector that it needs to improve.
Illegal parking in Newmarket could become a thing of the past from January, after long-waited new legislation was completed.
Cllr Ollie Bowen proposed Anglian Water talk to councillors about what it is doing to try to improve the state of the drain which is often blocked.
Town councillors have agreed to spend more than £5,000 installing CCTV security in the newly refurbished memorial hall gardens play area.
Newmarket MP and health secretary Matt Hancock has welcomed a decision in principle to transfer the ownership of the town’s community hospital.
Anyone who likes a cryptic challenge will enjoy a summer competition staged by Love Newmarket BID.
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 .
