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A town rolled out the red carpet for its community heroes at a special awards ceremony.
Trading Standards officers seized a large quantity of illegal vapes and over 1200 packs of illegal tobacco in raids on shops in a town.
Students turned on the style as they arrived for their end of year prom at a town hotel and spa.
The discovery of an old cast iron street sign led to a journey more than 300 years back into a town’s past and the world of cock fighting.
A major player in the world of international bloodstock has unveiled plans for a new stud complex just outside Newmarket.
Plans for a new village of nearly 900 new homes to be built on the site of the former Animal Health Trust have been submitted.
A mum who enjoyed a poignant day visiting friends in a children’s hospice is raising funds for the charity that supported them.
A singer, songwriter, playwright and local campaigner who died this month will be remembered at a town’s theatre.
A councillor has won his fight to re-instate a much-used town bus service.
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A former racing driver has donated £7,000 to a fund in memory of a four-year-old boy who died after battling a rare form of cancer.
A Royal greeting from the King and Queen put the sparkle into a diamond day for a couple celebrating 60 years of marriage.
A campaigning councillor will be taking his protest over cuts to a town bus service on the road.
A town’s branch of NatWest bank will close later this year.
A former racing yard, whose name commemorated the daughter of a Saxon East Anglian king, could be re-developed into 81 new homes.
A tree older than Stonehenge has been discovered during a peatland restoration project at a nature reserve.
A Tiger Moth bi-plane has returned to an airfield for the first time in nearly 80 years.
Motorists and motorcyclists using a busy town road have been having their speed monitored.
A major survey carried out with the children and young people of a town has revealed their need for a youth hub.
The inquest into the death of a mother-of-three who was beaten to death by her husband at their home is likely to be held next spring.
A councillor is furious that residents of an estate have lost their bus service in a shake-up of public transport serving their town.
