Bob Darvell plans to auction off the sketches as a tribute to his friend Michael Head, who lost his battle with lung cancer in May,
Having developed a sense of pride in taking part in Clap for Carers, Lily Chapman, 10, was inspired to create a poem to reflect the weekly tribute.
Having gained extensive experience over 20 years, Catherine McMillan is keen to pass on her knowledge to help people develop their gardening skills.
The online initiative saw individuals nominated by their loved-ones to receive a fused glass gift, which Gail Hatley crafted from her home studio.
The Cock Horse in Church Street, which was forced to shut in March, decided to bring forward its takeaway service to enable it to continue trading.
Vibrant images of rainbows, which have become a symbol of gratitude during the crisis, now adorn the shop window at Boxford Stores.
Lizzie’s Fund was set up by Sally Bramall to support research into brain tumours among children, raising almost £300,000 for The Brain Tumour Charity.
Emma Waddell made the bold decision in 2010 to change careers and establish her own business, which sees her design and refurbish dolls houses.
Michael and Deborah Russell, owners of the family business in Lower Road, have had to adapt their business with a delivery and collection service.
Pete Hawkins is offering to paint portraits of NHS staff for free to express his gratitude for their vital work during the coronavirus crisis.
Richard Baber, 94, was presented with a commemorative certificate by members of the Royal British Legion at his home on Friday.
Jack Owen was inaugurated at the annual mayor-making ceremony, which was hosted by Sudbury Town Council via an online video conference on Tuesday.
Since posting the initiative online, Stephen Walters and Sons has received over 500 requests for materials, to help combat the spread of the virus.
Composed by Sudbury resident Bob Darvell, The Boy who Painted Rainbows highlights the benefits of boosting young people’s creativity.
William Chaytor opened the off-licence in Broad Street last month, following an extensive refurbishment project.
The pupils from St Andrew's Primary School have explored a range of topics from science experiments and artwork to bridge building and gardening.
Lord Andrew Phillips, who was made a life peer in the House of Lords in 1998, has reflected on his memories of the conflict.
Around 100 electronic guides, compiled by Penny Wilby, owner of business website thebestofSudbury, have already been sent to business owners.
Gabby Rivers dedicated her first music record to NHS staff, after receiving vital treatment for a rare bone condition.
Laundry Goddess owner Beverley East hopes the kind gesture will help support individuals working in the public sector.
