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An organisation working with young offenders has received a cheque for almost half its annual running costs.
Illegal hedging killing farm birds and a sixth takeaway for St Olave's Precinct are in readers' sights this week
A burglar took keys from inside a house to open a shed as the owner slept.
Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has held early discussions with Babergh and Mid Suffolk district councils to form a new central branch.
Agri-tech start-up PBD Biotech, developers of the first rapid test for mycobacteria, has secured £400,000 investment to fund international trials.
Police are urging van owners to check vehicle security after a large number of tools were stolen from two vans on Saturday.
Three men caught by police raiding a £33,000 Red Lodge drug deal have been jailed.
Bury St Edmunds Presbyterian Church organised the Hope on the Howard Estate event.
Three generations of Emma and Steve Murrow’s family have been educated at St Mary’s Church of England Academy, so they decided to say thank you.
The winners of the Bury in Bloom Senior Green Fingers Awards received their garden voucher prizes yesterday.
A horse was injured after a dog chased horses into a metal gate in Wattisfield.
Stowmarket's former Natwest bank looks set to become an extension of the town's John Peel Centre.
The solar farm owned by Forest Heath Council is more than £42,000 above its profit target after two years.
The event on Saturday, August 25 aims to highlight the financial, economical and environmental benefits.
Greene King’s new product development brewer, Ross O’Hara has become the youngest of 573 Master Brewers in the world.
The owners of Tuddenham Mill are selling their Suffolk coastal hotels.
A British Red Cross service that supports people when they come out of hospital is seeking volunteers.
The couple were threatened with violence and told to pay £4,000 by the two men.
Cllr David Whybrow stepped down from his role as planning cabinet member earlier in the summer due to personal reasons.
Opinions voiced include disgust at the flour and eggs attack on a woman in Bury St Edmunds
