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A taxi driver is on the road to hitting his target weight, while preparing to tread the boards playing a comedy icon.
A ride out and family fun day in memory of a 10-year-old schoolboy takes place this weekend.
Branches of Citizens Advice from across Suffolk met to celebrate 85 years of the organisation this week.
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 were taken out for a Suffolk road trip on Sunday – raising thousands for good causes.
‘Probably the biggest crowd to date’ turned out to see a popular annual fund-raising event on Saturday.
Back in the days before online shopping, deliveries or click and collect, a Suffolk supermarket was still under construction.
A circus skills, gymnastics, aerial and acro-dance school has finally found a place to call home.
No mow May has continued into June, July and August, according to a town resident calling for improved open space maintenance.
Theatre takes audiences back to the land of Oz for a second summer smash hit show.
The average price of fuel at the pumps nationally has dropped this week, but are we paying more or less in Suffolk?
A long-established barber shop could be turned into a home if plans are approved.
A town’s tour guides have announced record figures so far this year.
All the fun of the circus arrived in Suffolk at the weekend – and we went along to see the show.
A former piggery and nearby storage buildings could be demolished to make way for a new home.
A slimmer has won a new nickname thanks to his exceptional weight loss.
Planners are considering whether to allow a former village post office to become a home.
People who have experienced the loss of a baby can access a new service.
As teenagers across the county prepare to open their A-level results, we are taking a look back at the class of 1994.