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Budding young chefs have the chance to win a place on a college cookery course designed to give them experience of working in a professional kitchen.
A secondary school has marked Remembrance Day with a special student-led documentary.
A prominent hospitality business owner is calling on the Chancellor to give the industry ‘a chance’ in her forthcoming budget.
A child has been left shaken up after he was approached by an older boy with a knife on his walk home after school.
A school is ‘absolutely delighted’ to have received a national award recognising it as an inclusive community that values every child.
A total of 31 bollards in one street have been refreshed with a lick of paint thanks to a community project.
More than 600 primary school children are taking part in a Christmas decorations project, with their work set to adorn a town’s festive trees.
Enforcement action against Royal Mail has been welcomed following many months of parking problems ‘negatively impacting’ an estate community.
The county’s first ‘net-zero-in-operation’ school has reached a key milestone in its build.
An education facility has hosted a conference exploring how new technology could support the mental health of those working in farming.
A girl with a rare genetic disorder now has a life-enhancing piece of equipment following the success of a year-long fund-raising campaign.
Bury St Edmunds has ‘the honour’ of being the host town for county celebrations in June next year.
A union representing school staff affected by planned cuts is urging the council to step in to prevent their loss.
A lasting memorial to honour World War Two airmen whose plane crashed after take-off is to be unveiled in the New Year.
A pre-school where children ‘flourish’ is once again celebrating being graded ‘outstanding’ in every area by Ofsted.
A community effort has spruced up an area of Moreton Hall, in Bury St Edmunds.
SuffolkNews samples the Hallowe’en event at an outdoor story and adventure park.
The first phase of £1.8 million junction works is now complete, however residents are questioning whether the project will lead to an ‘improvement’.
Ofsted has found ‘early signs of improvement beginning to emerge’ in Suffolk ‘front door’ children’s services following a focused visit.
An ‘inspirational’ mum who has lost over seven stone through diet and exercise is heading to the US to compete in a bodybuilding contest.
