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A village high street is set to close for a day for maintenance works.
An investigation has been launched into a suspected arson in a village after a large container was set alight.
A driver has been taken to hospital after a crash between two cars in a town.
A key road in a village is blocked and a car is on its side following a collision with a lorry.
A 36-year-old man has been jailed for six weeks in connection with a string of vehicle offences.
The co-owner of a chicken wing restaurant has thanked customers and expressed his pride after his shop was named as a finalist for a national award.
Part of the A14 has reopened in both directions after police attended an incident.
A village is celebrating the 500th anniversary of its ‘beacon of hope’ church tower with a variety of events to mark the historic milestone.
Severe delays have been reported on the A14 due to a broken down car.
A new walking pathway connecting people and nature has opened near a village.
A woman was left ‘shocked’ after a visit to the opticians led to the discovery of a brain tumour.
A popular running event is set to return to a town park with three different races.
A family farm is seeking permission to build a natural burial ground to meet ‘growing demand’.
A 24-year-old man has been jailed for more than three years after cannabis and cash were seized during a search of his home.
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays.
Police are appealing after a motorcyclist failed to stop for officers in a town and fled the scene ‘driving dangerously’.
Two teenagers have been released under investigation after a search allegedly led to the discovery of drugs and a ‘large quantity’ of cash.
A town school experiencing ‘shortfalls in accommodation’ has submitted plans to construct a three-storey building at its site.
A 79-year-old man, who is gearing up to cycle to war-torn Ukraine in aid of a medical centre, has raised more than £2,500 so far.
A glazing and a fabrication company both based in the same town have ceased trading with immediate effect after falling into administration.
