Easter eggs delivered by pupils from a special school in Suffolk will bring ‘joy’ to a hospital’s children’s ward.
A business group has spent about £1,500 in a fortnight on cleaning up graffiti in an historic town centre.
A ‘bold’ and ‘progressive’ multi-million-pound heritage project in a town centre has been backed by community leaders who agreed to a £50,000 grant.
A music fan is pursuing his idea for a Suffolk town to be twinned with the US town that inspired a classic film after taking it to councillors.
A ‘talented’ teenage athlete who has dreams to run for Team GB has secured a scholarship to study in the US.
A children’s nursery in Thetford has been rated ‘good’ across the board by the education regulator.
A college that has been educating the people of a market town and beyond for 100 years has revealed its plans to celebrate its centenary.
After trying in the ballot for 12 years, a roof tiler from Suffolk has achieved his dream of securing a place at ‘the marathon’ of all marathons.
A Suffolk school’s wellbeing hub has been officially opened after the project was made possible thanks to a £100,000 gift.
Children enjoyed an ‘unforgettable’ experience when a GB Paralympic skier and adventurer visited their school.
A former head of department at a Suffolk college believed in striving to be the best you could be, his daughter said in a tribute.
A school that has developed ‘a culture with high aspirations’ for its pupils since opening less than three years ago has been praised by inspectors.
Plans for a communications and interaction unit for children with special educational needs have been approved.
Performing arts students will be able to access facilities and teaching at two college sites as part of a new collaboration.
A primary school’s trust has recognised what improvements need to be made and is addressing them, its CEO has said following an Ofsted inspection.
Students at a Suffolk college have hosted an event shining a light on the crucial role women play in the construction industry.
A successful community litter pick on a town estate has seen more than 40 bags of rubbish collected including a bra and bottles and cans.
A volunteer sailing instructor who has inspired others to ‘embrace the joy of sailing’ has been recognised with a long service award.
Families of children with special needs who do not yet know which education setting they will be going to in September are ‘in limbo and worried’.
A primary school described as a ‘happy place to learn’ has secured grades of ‘good’ across the board following an Ofsted inspection.