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School leaders from West Suffolk have had ‘an amazing experience’ at Buckingham Palace.
A high school is celebrating an inspection report that highlights ‘significant improvements’ there in a short time.
The wildlife in a Suffolk town will be celebrated on Saturday at an annual festival, with free walks, talks and activities for children.
A community leader has said residents ‘urgently need to see action’ to resolve increased parking problems that Royal Mail is accused of causing.
A school’s safe space initiative for teenage boys to support their wellbeing has attracted a national award.
A barber and lecturer is top of the teaching crops after winning a national award.
The highway authority for Suffolk has explained why it can’t foot the total cost of a long-awaited HGV restriction on a town estate.
There are hopes improvements to residents’ parking in a historic town centre will happen as quickly as possible now after years of delays.
A new production of the musical ‘9 to 5’ will be clocking in at a theatre next week.
This VE Day, the Marks & Spencer store in Bury St Edmunds is highlighting two long-serving colleagues with strong links to the RAF Cadets.
A hedgehog champion is concerned about the numbers dying on the roads of an estate – and is urging people to be aware of these declining mammals.
A memorial service for a ‘highly-respected’ former headteacher is to take place on Monday, May 12.
A group of students got to show off their artistic talents when they hosted a fair at a pottery studio.
Primary school leaders have expressed their pride after inspectors praised the ‘rapid’ pace of improvements there.
Long-awaited allotments on a town estate have officially opened – and already a ‘community of kindness’ has sprung up.
A higher education provider has announced it has frozen its tuition fees ahead of a national rise that is coming in later this year.
A project to ban HGVs from cutting through a residential area overnight will ‘definitely’ happen, a councillor has said.
A nursery owner is celebrating a remarkable milestone as both of her nurseries have been rated ‘outstanding’ by the regulator.
A new production of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest will blast off next week at a Suffolk college.
A deaf woman from Suffolk was left unaware that she was being scanned for a potential brain tumour due to poor communication at an NHS appointment.
