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Latest updates on long-running roadworks have been described as "disappointing" by a town councillor.
Two fire crews spent more than an hour bringing a house fire under control.
Suffolk Police have appealed for help in finding a missing person.
Emotions ran high among audience members as Sunnica faced members of the public for the first time over a proposed 2,800-acre solar farm.
A husband and wife team has been blending business with education to help children learn through song.
A councillor has expressed his frustration at an ongoing lack of communication in the wake of roadworks complaints by residents.
Council concerns aired this week added another dissenting voice to a chorus of people and groups speaking out against plans for a vast solar farm
A priest says he is 'heartened' by a community's response after £1,000 was raised in less than 48 hours to support a church targeted by vandals.
An inquest has opened in to the death of a woman who was found outside her home with head injuries in August.
A man has been fined after a drink-drive crash in which he flattened a bush.
An excavation at a bronze age settlement which was found beneath the site of a proposed development has concluded after six months of work.
A fine has been withdrawn after an appeal by a midwife whose sign was thought to be fake by a traffic warden.
Matt Hancock will be among those attending a march against the Sunnica solar farm.
Three fire crews have been called to a shed which has caught fire.
Representatives from the company proposing one of Europe's largest solar farms are to meet the community.
Vaccination centres are opening over half term for 12 to 15-year-olds
Groups and business owners have collaborated to bring a free business exhibition to a town.
An action group has urged residents to put concerns to the Planning Inspectorate as it challenges plans for a 2,800-acre solar farm.
Residents and the town council are taking steps towards preserving a footpath after it was closed off.
Witnesses have been giving evidence during the opening two days of an inquiry in to a rail crossing.
