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Richard Miller’s Backlash Show is not to be missed...it’s a thriller has been endorsed by ex-Strictly judge, Len Goodman who called it ‘A thriller from Miller.’
Owners of a Bury St Edmunds shop, which is still closed weeks after a flood caused by a leak at the pub above the business, hope to reopen soon.
Owners are dusting off their collectables as the Antiques Roadshow is coming to Helmingham Hall, near Stowmarket, on Thursday, August 31.
A gallery that was set up by a Bildeston family has grown so much it now hosts artists from all over the world.
An Eriswell couple spoke about how a car narrowly missed them when it smashed into the front of their home.
One of the oldest women in Bury St Edmunds has died only a week before her 106th birthday.
A Bury St Edmunds based craft group got everyone involved at a family fun workshop in the town’s Abbey Gardens
A girl from Bury St Edmunds is searching for a lifesaver in her fight against blood cancer and now has superstar Ed Sheeran trying to help her find one too.
Police are appealing for witnesses following a fail-to-stop incident in Lakenheath.
Rattlesden Gliding Club is taking its plans skyward in a cross country journey to get more people gliding.
English Sheepdogs from across the country will battle it out in Haughley Park, near Stowmarket for three days of trials to be crowned English National Champion 2017.
A West Row man has been reunited with his prized bird of prey which went missing eight years ago.
A photo more than 60 years old has helped two friends to rediscover their past by crossing the globe to where they first met.
A community charity has been left reeling after thieves stole a caravan which it used to support vulnerable people in isolated areas.
Clean Bandit took to the stage as the sun began to set to close the Forest Live gigs in Thetford Forest for 2017.
Plans for a Travelodge hotel and drive through Starbucks in Bury St Edmunds have been given the go-ahead by councillors.
Following a hugely successful tour of Alice in Wonderland the Immersion Theatre Company will be performing the family classic Wind in the Willows at St Mary’s Church in Pakenham on July 8.
Having never seen a ballet before I didn’t know what to expect and with it portraying Alice in Wonderland anything was possible.
To celebrate ‘One Great Day’ again this summer the arc shopping centre in Bury St Edmunds is hosting a wellingotn inspired event.
Clare’s ‘Party in the Park’ is on July 1 and promises to be bigger and better than ever.
