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A town’s 15th century Grade II-listed pub is set to close while it undergoes a six-figure refurbishment.
Family and friends of a ‘loving’ son, brother, father and uncle have bid him farewell at his funeral service.
The co-owner of a new artisan bakery has expressed her pride and delight after opening.
A moped was stolen from a driveway in a town.
A key town road is set to shut for surface dressing and carriageway patching.
The owner of a town sandwich shop is ‘devastated’ after taking the difficult decision to shut after seven years.
Delays have been reported after a tree brought down an overhead power line in a village.
Designer shoes have been stolen from a home in a burglary in a town.
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays to drivers in the county.
Village councillors have been left shocked after masked thieves armed with sledgehammers and crowbars threatened staff and stole tills from a shop.
Severe delays have been reported on the A14 and the central reservation has been damaged following a crash between a lorry and a car.
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause delays for drivers in the county.
This map illustrates the latest police crime data issued for West Suffolk including Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and Haverhill.
The owners of a village pub have breathed a massive sigh of relief after they feared being cut off due to planned roadworks.
A church is delighted and excited to build a ‘sense of family’ on a town estate after embracing a new home.
Severe delays have been reported on a stretch of the A14 and a lane is blocked due to a broken down lorry.
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays for drivers in the county.
A community is delighted as, after years of anticipation, a historic village hall has been officially reopened by a film and television star.
A town hospital has expressed its gratitude after receiving £1,400 worth of radios.
A Grade II listed Georgian hall dating back to the 16th century is now on the market for £1,850,000.