Having previously leased the premises, which had operated as a café for several years, Myalee Chaytor decided to run her own business from the site.
Alex Mos, 12, explored the topic before writing a 500-word, in-depth essay for a maths school project, which he completed while working from home.
Mark Turnbull was inspired to raise awareness about dementia, after focusing on a recent project which depicted a woman affected by the condition.
Conrad Bentley and his wife, Colette, will open their garden to the public for a two-day event.
A Sudbury resident, who ran a gardening business in the town for 50 years, has died at the age of 69.
Determined to become more productive, Matt Byham decided to hone his skills as an amateur photographer, in the hope of capturing rare wildlife scenes.
The business, which remains dedicated to the silk weaving industry, has further reason to celebrate having recently marked its 300th anniversary.
Inspired by wooden walking aids showcased at country and craft fairs, former Army operating theatre technician Roger Acres was keen to create his own.
Keen to fulfil an overwhelming demand in bookings, Lipstick and Locks staged a 24-hour event on Saturday, with appointments offered through the night.
Oliver Forder believes the time for investment in Sudbury is now, to ensure the town emerges successfully from the coronavirus crisis.
Questions have been raised over the continued upkeep of the boating pond in The Croft, which is increasingly used by visitors for swimming.
The substance – dubbed as laughing gas due to its psychedelic effect – has become the second most used recreational drug in the UK.
In order to satisfy social distancing guidelines, the business will allow a maximum of two households to dine in each pod.
Traders were commended at a Sudbury Town Council meeting this week, after successfully adapting to meet the increasing pressures of the pandemic.
Hosted at Spencer’s Farm, visitors were invited to take part in a pick-your-own fruit event on Saturday.
During the closure, the charity has been unable to generate any income from its meeting rooms and offices in Gainsborough Street.
Richard Nice’s great-great-grandfather, William, established his own blacksmith business in Gestingthorpe during the 1830s.
Since launching the project, Elaine Butler has created around 800 non-surgical face masks, which are on sale from a makeshift stall outside her home.
Edna Battye, owner of Chappel Galleries, said the venue’s spacious nature meant social distancing could be conducted relatively easily.
Tannine Montgomery, whose daughter, Indie-Rose, 6, suffers from severe epilepsy, was joined by fellow campaigners during an annual event on Sunday.