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Schools are celebrating another strong year for GCSE results - with some achieving their best ever.
From chain mailed knights to butter making, the Medieval world has come alive at the Museum of East Anglian Life.
Students have made a major step towards a bright future after receiving their A-level results today.
Three people have been arrested after a man was shot in the stomach at a block of apartments, on Station Hill, in Bury St Edmunds.
Soldiers who fly and maintain the Apache attack helicopter have marked their role in Afghanistan operations with a special celebration at Wattisham Flying Station.
Porto’s a trendy destination right now.
More than 300 children from the Bury Schools Partnership participated in an athletics festival held at Bury Leisure Centre.
A variety of animals, rural traditions and children’s entertainment provided fun days out for families in West Suffolk last weekend.
Toby is a handsome tabby aged about six years.
Understood to date back to the 17th century, Minden House is an exceptional Suffolk farmhouse with a fabulous rural setting and panoramic views.
Families can get their fix of history at a Stowmarket museum this summer with a new programme of activities.
The last thing Suzie Lane expected to see at her school’s end of year assembly was her mum and dad in the audience.
Minibus and coach company First Stop Travel (East Anglia) finishes a two week operations suspension on Friday night after a director drove a vehicle with body defects.
The Mayor of St Edmundsbury has been given a taste of the obstacles a blind or partially sighted person faces around Bury St Edmunds town centre.
Students at County Upper School, in Bury St Edmunds, have spent the last three days performing in their end of year show.
Stained glass, willow, plastic milk bottles, birdboxes and theatre wardrobe offcuts are just some of the materials which are helping create the Wolf Trail in Bury St Edmunds which launched this week.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a burglary in Worlington in which jewellery and cash were stolen.
Two staff members and a student from West Suffolk College’s music department are going behind the scenes at Glastonbury Festival this weekend.
An outdoor classroom at a Bury St Edmunds school built at a cost of £60,000 to £70,000 after a lengthy community fund-raising project has been completely destroyed in a suspected arson attack this evening.
Bardwell Windmill and Pakenham Water Mill are examples of commitment from local people who have restored both to working order and on Sunday people had a chance to take a closer look at these fascinating structures.
