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One of the country’s fastest growing café groups has set out plans to open a new store in a former bank building.
The secretary and treasurer of a gymnastics club, who started there to help out, has retired – 18 years later.
A legendary trainer and a champion racehorse could be honoured with roads named after them on a new town housing development.
An assistant headteacher at a village primary school who quizzed a former pupil about her sex life has been struck off.
More than 500 gifts have been given to children in hospital at Christmas, in memory of a brave four-year-old.
A man falsely accused of being a paedophile by his ex-partner said he had been left psychologically ruined by the ordeal.
A village path, used by children on their way to school has been given an upgrade thanks to efforts of a councillor.
Members of a town’s racing community have been short-listed for the most valuable racing staff awards in the world.
A town’s racing community is mourning one of its most popular members with the death of former trainer Tony Hide at the age of 85.
A village church is facing an initial insurance bill of £1,000 after vandals broke in and wrecked its Christmas tree festival.
Signage set to be improved at an accident-prone junction near a town thanks to pressure from councillors.
An investigation into the conduct of police officers before and during the murder of a mother is set to publish its findings soon.
An inquest has opened into the death of a former Suffolk racehorse trainer who died following a fall from a horse.
College students got to see first hand how maths is used in construction during a visit to a new housing development.
A council has revealed it was offered the chance to buy two houses being sold at auction by a social housing provider.
A fund-raising party has generated more than £4,600 to further boost a fund named in memory of boy who lost his life to a rare form of cancer.
History was made at a world-famous bloodstock auctioneers when a woman stepped up to the rostrum for the first time.
A 21-year-old man has been jailed for three years after he admitted stabbing a man in a town’s market square earlier this year.
A man who hates running is hoping to finish 33 marathons to raise awareness of the illness his mother has lived with for more than 30 years.
Councillors are asking why social housing in a town is being flogged off when there are thousands of families waiting to be housed.
