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The owner of a village beauty salon said she feels very fortunate and grateful as she celebrates its fifth anniversary.
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause delays for drivers in the county.
A new community initiative aiming to tackle social isolation and loneliness through shared tables is gaining ground.
There are severe delays on part of the A14 after a car reportedly spun off the carriageway.
A popular Indian restaurant in a town high street has secured a prestigious award for the third year in a row.
A charity director has spoken of a shift in its approach to help empower people to move from immediate food support to long-term independence.
Plans for a new city between two Suffolk towns that could house one million people have been questioned by community leaders.
A specialist company which makes non-lethal training ammunition is celebrating after receiving a prestigious award on behalf of the King.
A scalp micropigmentation artist who suffered from hair loss is delighted after receiving a gold award just two years after setting up his business.
The co-owners of a much-loved Bury St Edmunds shop and Post Office have celebrated 10 years of building connections in the community.
A man who used to live at a village pub during the World War Two recently enjoyed a very special return to his roots.
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause delays to drivers in the county.
A train enthusiast has given readers of his new book the chance to hop on board and journey through his decades of experience with railways.
A suspected stolen forklift was used to rip a cash machine out of the wall of a village shop.
A town charity is seeking your support as Christmas approaches and the cost-of-living crisis continues to affect families.
Plans for a new city between two Suffolk towns that could house one million people have been revealed.
Housing and protecting heritage were among the issues raised by residents during a consultation on the future of a historic brewing site.
A housing association has apologised after persistent fly-tipping in a village prompted serious concerns from residents.
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause delays for drivers in the county.
A reception class has been making bread and enjoying dough discos as they learn about harvest as well as keep active.
