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Camille Berrriman trained on the Bury Free Press before stints on another newspaper and in PR. She now works as a reporter for the Bury Free Press and Suffolk News.

Overspill car parking plan for hotel, golf and leisure complex

05 September 2024
Overspill car parking plan for hotel, golf and leisure complex

Overspill car parking plan for hotel, golf and leisure complex

05 September 2024

Plans for overspill car parking at a hotel and leisure complex have been submitted.


Oh René - how slimming star taxi driver has lost nearly six stone ahead of comedy role on stage

05 September 2024
Oh René - how slimming star taxi driver has lost nearly six stone ahead of comedy role on stage

Oh René - how slimming star taxi driver has lost nearly six stone ahead of comedy role on stage

05 September 2024

A taxi driver is on the road to hitting his target weight, while preparing to tread the boards playing a comedy icon.


‘Your children could get knocked down unless you teach them the dangers of the road’: Ride out for funds and awareness

04 September 2024
‘Your children could get knocked down unless you teach them the dangers of the road’: Ride out for funds and awareness

‘Your children could get knocked down unless you teach them the dangers of the road’: Ride out for funds and awareness

04 September 2024

A ride out and family fun day in memory of a 10-year-old schoolboy takes place this weekend.


Citizens Advice marks 85 years as Suffolk branches meet to celebrate

04 September 2024
Citizens Advice marks 85 years as Suffolk branches meet to celebrate

Citizens Advice marks 85 years as Suffolk branches meet to celebrate

04 September 2024

Branches of Citizens Advice from across Suffolk met to celebrate 85 years of the organisation this week.


‘The fit was perfect’: Suffolk charity which connects isolated communities opens new headquarters

04 September 2024
‘The fit was perfect’: Suffolk charity which connects isolated communities opens new headquarters

‘The fit was perfect’: Suffolk charity which connects isolated communities opens new headquarters

04 September 2024

A charity known for its fleet of caravans aimed at beating rural isolation has found a home and opened its first office.


More than 100 tractors hit the road for 10th annual charity run

03 September 2024
More than 100 tractors hit the road for 10th annual charity run

More than 100 tractors hit the road for 10th annual charity run

03 September 2024

More than 100 tractors were taken out for a Suffolk road trip on Sunday – raising thousands for good causes.


All our pictures of ‘amazing’ annual charity Soapbox Challenge

02 September 2024
All our pictures of ‘amazing’ annual charity Soapbox Challenge

All our pictures of ‘amazing’ annual charity Soapbox Challenge

02 September 2024

‘Probably the biggest crowd to date’ turned out to see a popular annual fund-raising event on Saturday.


Flashback to 1994, when town supermarket was still under construction

26 August 2024
Flashback to 1994, when town supermarket was still under construction

Flashback to 1994, when town supermarket was still under construction

26 August 2024

Back in the days before online shopping, deliveries or click and collect, a Suffolk supermarket was still under construction.

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‘The moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived’: Academy’s long search for a home is over

25 August 2024
‘The moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived’: Academy’s long search for a home is over

‘The moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived’: Academy’s long search for a home is over

25 August 2024

A circus skills, gymnastics, aerial and acro-dance school has finally found a place to call home.


Call for improved maintenance of ‘totally unusable’ overgrown open space

24 August 2024
Call for improved maintenance of ‘totally unusable’ overgrown open space

Call for improved maintenance of ‘totally unusable’ overgrown open space

24 August 2024

No mow May has continued into June, July and August, according to a town resident calling for improved open space maintenance.


‘Another storming success’: We went to see Dorothy, Back in Oz at historic theatre and this is what we thought

23 August 2024
‘Another storming success’: We went to see Dorothy, Back in Oz at historic theatre and this is what we thought

‘Another storming success’: We went to see Dorothy, Back in Oz at historic theatre and this is what we thought

23 August 2024

Theatre takes audiences back to the land of Oz for a second summer smash hit show.


Petrol and diesel prices at the pumps this week – where you could pay less to fill up in Suffolk

23 August 2024
Petrol and diesel prices at the pumps this week – where you could pay less to fill up in Suffolk

Petrol and diesel prices at the pumps this week – where you could pay less to fill up in Suffolk

23 August 2024

The average price of fuel at the pumps nationally has dropped this week, but are we paying more or less in Suffolk?


New plan to turn long-established barber shop into a home

21 August 2024
New plan to turn long-established barber shop into a home

New plan to turn long-established barber shop into a home

21 August 2024

A long-established barber shop could be turned into a home if plans are approved.


Hundreds have enjoyed popular guided tours of historic town so far this year

21 August 2024
Hundreds have enjoyed popular guided tours of historic town so far this year

Hundreds have enjoyed popular guided tours of historic town so far this year

21 August 2024

A town’s tour guides have announced record figures so far this year.


‘An unforgettable display’: We went to see the circus and this is what we thought

21 August 2024
‘An unforgettable display’: We went to see the circus and this is what we thought

‘An unforgettable display’: We went to see the circus and this is what we thought

21 August 2024

All the fun of the circus arrived in Suffolk at the weekend – and we went along to see the show.


‘Much-needed’ home could be built on village piggery site

20 August 2024
‘Much-needed’ home could be built on village piggery site

‘Much-needed’ home could be built on village piggery site

20 August 2024

A former piggery and nearby storage buildings could be demolished to make way for a new home.


Slimming star Jim’s six-and-a-half stone loss

19 August 2024
Slimming star Jim’s six-and-a-half stone loss

Slimming star Jim’s six-and-a-half stone loss

19 August 2024

A slimmer has won a new nickname thanks to his exceptional weight loss.


‘We would very much like to stay’: Plan to turn former post office into a home

15 August 2024
‘We would very much like to stay’: Plan to turn former post office into a home

‘We would very much like to stay’: Plan to turn former post office into a home

15 August 2024

Planners are considering whether to allow a former village post office to become a home.


New therapy service set to support those who have experienced a perinatal loss

15 August 2024
New therapy service set to support those who have experienced a perinatal loss

New therapy service set to support those who have experienced a perinatal loss

15 August 2024

People who have experienced the loss of a baby can access a new service.


Take a look back at our pictures of the class of 1994 at schools on A-level results day

14 August 2024
Take a look back at our pictures of the class of 1994 at schools on A-level results day

Take a look back at our pictures of the class of 1994 at schools on A-level results day

14 August 2024

As teenagers across the county prepare to open their A-level results, we are taking a look back at the class of 1994.