A selection of your letters to the editor, published in the Bury Free Press on February 15, 2019
Our campaign to protect Bury St Edmunds's indy shops is backed by Oakes Barn co-founder Heather Warren
County Hall has committed to battling Lakenheath Parish Council in its ambition to build a school.
The Abbeygate branch is one of 96 Patisserie Valerie stores impacted by an announcement today.
Cadent managed to work around Angel Hill without some even noticing
Four Tory and one Labour MP visited the Suffolk base to aid their Parliamentary decision making
Police found lighters wrapped in napkins outside the Buttermarket store
Pair are due to appear at Ipswich Magistrates’ Court next month.
King Edward VI School student Sage Langdon, 17, considers the changing role of comic book heroes
A selection of your letters published in the Bury Free Press on Friday, February 8, 2019
Councillors have warned the county is not prepared for Brexit
The plight of an elderly man living in a permanently dark house has inspired a councillor to campaign for better tree maintenance.
South Lee School delivers gifts to children in hospital.
Suffolk County Council said the judicial review claim is misconceived
Manager Craig Nichols said he doesn’t mind if its drinkers voted to leave or remain in the 2016 referendum, as long as they are 18 or over.
Forget Hot Fuzz or Training Day, Bury St Edmunds has its own odd couple on the beat.
Suffolk Constabulary ask public to be their ‘eyes and ears’ to stop offenders targeting Newmarket, Mildenhall and Haverhill
The two 16-year-olds were report missing on Friday
Two men are said to have impersonated police before entering homes
One of those arrested was a 73-year-old woman