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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.
A town's Samaritans branch that answers thousands of calls every year from people in distress has been given a security upgrade.
Students will be selling their wares at an art fair at a pottery studio in Bury St Edmunds this weekend.
Garden owners are being encouraged to share their sightings of one of the UK’s most popular songbirds with researchers as numbers decline rapidly.
Our reviewer stayed at a recently refreshed historic Suffolk country retreat dating back 500 years.
A new service to support young people with pregnancy and parenting, and connect them with others in a similar position, has launched in West Suffolk.
The team at a children’s nursery are thrilled their setting has been awarded the highest rating across the board by the regulator.
Wooden planters in a town centre have now been transformed into art, enhancing the area.
A pharmacy on a town estate has announced it is reducing its opening hours due to cost pressures.
A town mayor has recalled many happy memories of his time at school on a return visit decades after he first attended.
Plans are picking up speed for a popular charity event with a festival feel.
Nearly 60 high school students have been involved in an ‘amazing’ production of a hit musical.
A school that puts its vision of ‘nurturing a community of learners’ at its heart has maintained its good standards.
A setting that provides outdoor education and wellbeing support to children who struggle to access school is celebrating its first anniversary.
