Vintage records as well as new issues are in demand and not just with those who loved them in their youth.
A charity is asking people to keep their eyes peeled for the UK’s biggest bug.
We go behind the scenes of a music studio in Suffolk and meet those fulfilling the dreams of wannabe rock stars.
It dates back over 1,000 years and was once a vital way of preserving your boundary – we meet villagers reviving ‘beating the bounds’.
“If someone abuses or sexually assaults you, that is not your fault. We need to keep you safe, and give you your choice back.”
The inside story of the future King’s hands-on role and unstinting support for the building of Suffolk’s crowning glory.
Councillor Howard Singh – his town’s first mayor of black or Asian heritage – spoke to us about his life and some advice on acting from Peter Sellers.
Since it set sail with HMS Pinafore in 1903, Bury St Edmunds Operatic and Dramatic Society has put on more than 200 shows.
SuffolkNews speaks to James Canton on his quest to seek out the peace and the power of what he calls sacred spaces.
New chief executive Dr Ewen Cameron has taken the helm of West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust with no doubt in his mind that huge challenges lie ahead.
Suffolk playwright Danusia Iwaszko talks about teaching marginalised groups to express themselves through drama, and coming to value her dyslexia.
Meet one of the UK’s most sought-after private chefs, who is based in Suffolk.
Book of photographs tells story from start to finish of project that has transformed this landmark.
Could you help children develop one of life's most essential skills? SuffolkNews reports as Schoolreaders appeals for Suffolk volunteers.
An entertainer talks about how his career that began with music has expanded to include magic, Punch and Judy shows and much, much more.
Autistic artist Tom Coomber has found his vocation in painting, which has given him new confidence.
How Suffolk boy Charlie Haylock’s work on film led to a lasting friendship with its star, and why he told BBC’s Martha Kearney to blow him a kiss.
With more people seeing their finances go into meltdown as the cost of living soars, Citizens Advice experts spoke about the help available.
Exhibition will tell of the impact of World War Two on relationships in Suffolk through stories of couples brought together by the conflict.
Members of Suffolk Craft Society can turn their talented hands to a treasure trove of skills.
