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A disabled mum has blasted council bosses over plans to create new ‘emergency’ pop-up cycle lanes outside her house.
A delighted resident has thanked our sister title (the Bury Free Press) after the newspaper stepped in to help out.
Proposed changes to the way in which housing is planned and delivered have been met with 'serious concern' by councillors.
Movie fans are being invited to meet a 'real' Gremlin at museum's annual Sci-Fi exhibition.
Work to create temporary cycle lanes has been put on hold due to safety concerns.
A charity which supports people living with brain injury and other neurological conditions is reopening its help hubs.
A plan to close a key junction to make way for a 'safe cycle and walking path' has been put on hold after pressure from residents.
An author is thrilled to see his schoolboy novel writing ambition come true, aged 76.
The number of people claiming Universal Credit has more than doubled between March and August.
A set of beach huts at a pub are, so far, proving an all-year-round hit.
Reviews from diners have placed a restaurant in the top 10 per cent in the word.
Car park and sports pitch given the go-ahead despite concerns it will mean the loss of breeding habitat for a threatened bird species.
This is the question posed in a new novel by first-time author Stevie May.
A pub landlord and his family are celebrating after winning two awards in one month.
A Suffolk dental surgery has been accused of ‘profiteering’ for charging patients £5 for coronavirus face masks.
An appeal has been launched to help pay for laptops for children living in the slum districts of the Philippines.
A charity has opened a new cafe to run alongside its foodbank and homestore.
The closure of a key road as part of a scheme to introduce 'safe cycling and walking routes' has raised fears it could lead to problems.
A businessman is urging people to sign a petition to force a government review of how companies have been supported during the pandemic.
A former headteacher is back on his bike and will be taking part in Suffolk's Ride and Stride fundraising event tomorrow.
