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A musical group who won an award at the Edinburgh Fringe festival are now part of a social programme for older people touring across Breckland.
Arrests made and charges brought after 'quick-time investigative work' by police.
Some of the nine sexual offences were committed more than three decades ago, Ipswich Crown Court told.
Men appear in court over fire in Bury St Edmunds which caused £1.6 million worth of damage.
Bury St Edmunds man dyes his hair pink for charity in memory of his mum.
Barrow school launches new site and Twitter account.
A selection of your letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, September 21
King Edward VI School student Hannah Moore, 16, asks if it's such a bad thing being labelled 'a snowflake'
This week's picture from the Spanton Jarman collection is from 1870 and features a family wedding
Increase is in line with national average, according to NHS figures.
Woman pleads guilty to careless driving and affray.
Woolpit man, 37, to be sentenced next month.
King Edward VI School student Lucy Cooper, 17, reflects on the pressure created by the reformed A-level exams.
An Ipswich Town fan, Focus 12, and MP Jo Churchill all defend themselves this week
Proceeds of Crime Act hearing told fraudster has no assets.
TV presenter Neil Oliver tells us about his childish excitement about things and why history doesn’t have to be dry and dusty.
A holiday to Cyprus made Gemma Simmonite realise that love is the most important ingredient in any dish.
Planning committee deferred a decision on the application for the site off Wetherden Road at the beginning of August.
Another man suffered a serious head injury and is still in hospital in a stable condition.
Problems around parking and roadworks could mar Bury's future as a visitor venue
