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Filmmakers of the future are getting ready to showcase their work during a night at the movies in Bury St Edmunds.
A boy with a genetic condition will be able to experience being on a race track with his own wheels thanks to support to buy him a wheelchair.
Read our opinion piece following an inquiry looking at the barriers to play for kids today and how to support families to play more.
A specialist education facility is due to open at its new location several months later than initially planned.
A large secondary school is delighted to have an additional four acres to support different aspects of students’ learning.
A nursery manager has said she was ‘ecstatic’ about positive comments from the regulator following its first inspection under a new provider.
More than 200 pupils, staff members and families came together for a colour run event to raise funds to improve a school playground.
Former staff and students have shared their memories of West Suffolk College during a centenary dinner.
The extension of free school meals to more children has been welcomed – but one education boss is concerned it ignores ‘just-about-managing’ families.
A secondary school’s plan to ban pupils from wearing skirts has been met with backlash from some parents, with one branding the move sexist.
A popular festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary later this month – and there will be new attractions on offer.
SuffolkNews reporter Mariam Ghaemi reviews Just Between Ourselves by Alan Ayckbourn, which is on at Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds until Saturday.
A primary school has officially opened its new, standalone classroom.
A restaurant located at a college in Suffolk has picked up a ‘MasterChef-style’ award three years running.
A park and ride scheme for a market town is not on the cards a council has said, despite calls for it to be considered.
A cruise line paid for travel and tourism students to have a five-day study trip to the Netherlands.
The University of Suffolk has been awarded the title of ‘University of the Year’ for 2025.
A high school that has gone from ‘strength to strength’ has been praised by the education watchdog.
Concerns have been raised that an empty gym is becoming an ‘eyesore’ after vandals have reportedly accessed the building and smashed it up.
We talk to the new chairman of a nature conservation group that helps to preserve a ‘precious’ corner of Suffolk.
