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Volunteers from a town’s thoroughbred racing industry gave up their time to revitalise a hospital’s gardens.
A racing worker’s dream to ride in a race is set to come true this summer.
It was dubbed the Battle of Newmarket as 50 years ago striking stable lads took their grievances to the Rowley Mile on Guineas day.
A multi-million pound state of the art community diagnostic centre (CDC) was officially opened today.
Field of Gold favourite for Saturday’s 2,000 Guineas was out on Warren Hill this morning.
Just a few years ago Harry Davies was still at school dreaming of becoming a top jockey.
A new stamp, issued to mark VE Day 80, features a Suffolk man whose code breaking work altered the course of World War Two.
A council has defended its decision to close public toilets near a children’s play area after criticism from residents.
A Suffolk-based clinician is hitting the road to make hearing care more accessible with her new mobile service.
The twinkle in her eyes and her smile is a sign Mary Theobald has enjoyed just about every moment of the century she has lived.
A family have signed up for a day of foam-filled fun as a way of showing their support and thanking East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).
Tributes have been paid to a local historian and former town pub landlord who has died aged 86.
The boss of Newmarket’s racecourses will be standing down next month to take on a new role.
Pupils at a primary school have been praised by government inspectors who said they embodied its ethos of learning to love and loving to learn.
A message from Pope Francis was the highlight of a mass held to mark the diamond jubilee of a Suffolk priest.
A popular kebab van has emerged victorious from the British Kebab Awards during what is shaping up to be a special year for its owner.
A huge fund-raising challenge inspired by a space-loving four-year-old who died from an aggressive form of cancer is set to take place this month.
Pupils and staff at a town’s primary school shine, according to government inspectors.
A member of the maintenance team at an award-winning hotel has been named its employee of the year for 2024.
A dad said he feared for the safety of his son and other children as a result of drivers speeding through their village.
