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Firefighters remain at the scene of a huge scrap metal yard fire which saw 12 crews attend.
The mayor of a Suffolk town has founded an action group to help influence the future of a derelict factory.
The parents of a schoolboy diagnosed with brain cancer have spoken of their heartbreak as they pin their hopes on an experimental drug.
Councillors are hoping to protect the future of a snooker club by having it listed a designated community asset.
Plans for a new café and toilet block in a Suffolk park have been delayed after construction issues have been discovered.
A Suffolk town centre is to host its first food festival celebrating the very best street eats from around the world.
Campaigners are still hopeful that rare archives can be retained as a deadline looms for town’s records office closure.
Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has rebranded and expanded of its prestigious business awards to reflect dynamic community.
A Suffolk pottery studio and shop is set to more than triple in size at its new location.
A renowned Ukrainian sculptor and artist, who was rescued as bombs fell on his home, is holding an exhibition to thank the town where he now lives.
A wildlife artist has scooped the young market trader of the year title for the eastern region.
A general manager has been appointed for a new Suffolk health and wellbeing club.
Remedial works to improve safety at a notorious accident blackspot have been greeted by ‘dismay and outright fury’ by campaigners.
Concerns have been raised after further sites were put forward for potential development in a Suffolk village
A bakery says it is set to lose thousands of pounds because of a planned power cut at its main production site.
Police, fire and ambulances services were called to a two-car crash last night.
A call for ‘immediate’ action has been made for safety improvements after a crash at a notorious accident blackspot.
A holiday village employing more than 1,900 people is celebrating a major milestone.
The new landlords of a popular community pub have spoken of their excitement as they prepare to relaunch the venue.
Nominations for this year’s Bury Free Press West Suffolk Business Awards will close on August 6.
