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An education group is furthering its commitment to sustainability by creating an online digital prospectus.
Farlingaye High School said despite the additional pressures of the past few year, students had risen to the challenges of the exams process.
A long-awaited project to improve parking for town centre residents has hit another setback, to the frustration of councillors and townspeople.
A university in Suffolk has courses available through clearing across a broad range of subjects.
Students at Stowupland High School have picked up their exam results today.
See here for our coverage of A-level results in Thetford.
A council has apologised to families and children where its service has not been good enough, following a high number of complaints to the ombudsman.
A hospital trust welcomed a Government minister to its ageing hospital site in a Suffolk town to discuss plans for a replacement facility.
A Suffolk parish council has proposed changing a village’s settlement boundary in the hope of preventing future housing on an area of open space.
Formerly a hospital consultant, a Suffolk woman has spoken of reconnecting with her faith and becoming a priest at a thriving parish church.
A campaign group focused on improving services for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities has data on part-time timetables.
A Suffolk veteran, who was called up to serve his country in 1946, has been remembered at his well-attended funeral.
A well-used route by a town’s tourist spot will be closed for five days from next week.
A persistent offender who continued to defraud vulnerable people despite being under a criminal behaviour order has been jailed.
An initial teacher training provider that works in partnership with Suffolk and Norfolk schools has been inspected by Ofsted.
A Suffolk school has been awarded at distinction level for having high environmental standards.
A district council is looking for members of the public to make recommendations on allowances to be made to councillors.
The start of construction work at a new garden village, set to include 500 homes, has been marked with a special event.
A Suffolk pub is set to expand following the unanimous approval of a planning committee.
Councillors have been minded to approve plans for an animal feed mill on the outskirts of a town despite the planning officer recommending refusal.
