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LEARN MOREStaff from a Suffolk Tesco store have taken a starring role in a prime-time television documentary series about the business.
A community project has been launched in a bid to improve and rejuvenate a well used town footpath.
It may have been taken more than a century ago but this photograph still has a remarkable horseracing story to tell.
A council is being urged to control the use of short stay rental properties after a teenager was stabbed twice at a house.
Jockeys Frankie Dettori, Jamie Spencer, Tom Queally, and Shane Kelly carried the coffin of Barney Curley, at his funeral service today.
Tributes have been paid to a former chairman of Suffolk town's football club credited with helping to secure its future.
A crash which left a driver traumatised, a racehorse injured, and a car damaged, has increased calls for safety measures to be implemented.
A woman has collected more than 13,500 signatures on a petition in her fight to try and end the dangers faced by horse riders on the road.
The British Racing School is to play a pivotal part in a new initiative to help riders from under-represented communities to get into racing.
A council is considering whether a licensing policy aimed at preventing anti-social behaviour in the centre of a Suffolk town should continue
One of Suffolk’s longest-serving GPs has retired, 39 years after taking up her first post in general practice.
Tributes have been paid to a popular member of Newmarket’s racing community who died in a tragic accident on his 66th birthday on Friday.
Tributes have been paid to a popular member of Suffolk's racing community who died in a tragic accident on his 66th birthday.
Well-known jockeys have paid tribute to trainer, arch punter, and charity founder, Barney Curley, who died on Sunday aged 81.
More than 80 years ago, Newmarket's Palace House was a safe haven for Jewish families fleeing Nazi persecution in Germany.
Suffolk's racing community has been remembering former jockey Joe Mercer, who has died aged 86.
A charity campaign led by a Guinness World Record holder has raised a staggering £225,000 to help care for children with brain tumours.
An invited congregation of 63 said their final farewell to benefactor Simon Gibson in the parish church where he had worshipped for 50 years.
Villagers and charity representatives are expected to turn out it force to say their final farewells to village benefactor Simon Gibson.
St Agnes' is a beautiful church in the heart of a Suffolk town, Alison Hayes looks at its history and the infamous Duchess who built it.