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People who live near flood risk areas are being faced with significant price increases when attempting to buy home insurance, a resident has found.
Tracing a lucid web of mottled white, silken strands of our region’s chalk stream network have riven the soil for thousands of years.
A man is being treated by the ambulance service as six fire crews attend a concrete plant fire.
The handcuff-run record has been surpassed by a fantastic fund-raising duo at the London Marathon.
A formerly thriving chess club is relaunching and recruiting as it looks to return to league action.
Great British Bake Off star Paul Hollywood to visit Suffolk as part of a live tour next year.
Fire crews have attended and dealt with a fire on the roof of a primary school.
East Suffolk Council’s Environmental Protection team has been working with Suffolk police to tackle puppy farming in the county.
A group of youths have caused significant damage to a vehicle using a lump of concrete attached to a rope.
Conservatives have made gains in by-elections over the past week but independents still outnumber other parties in town council.
Coffee mornings across the region have been collecting funds for Macmillan.
McDonald's confirms that the opening day of its new fast-food restaurant is just weeks away.
The council is temporarily moving a market from next Tuesday as it seeks a long-term new location.
A Suffolk couple died together in their flat after accidentally overdosing on drugs, an inquest has heard.
An annual food festival has made its eagerly anticipated return to the town after a pandemic-imposed absence.
Pumpkin fair returns bigger and better than ever after one year hiatus.
A survey relating to the wheelchair accessible vehicles clause in the taxi drivers' policy handbook has begun.
A young boy who has cerebral palsy is working on building his strength and mobility with a treadmill gifted to him thanks to a fundraising page.
A pub has celebrated 20 years of success since it was declared unviable, by hosting a beer, gin and cider festival.
Voters will decide the names who will vacant council seats later this month.
