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One of the region’s oldest solicitors firms has announced a raft of internal promotions.
A town restaurant has once again been named among the top 100 in the country.
Parks across the area have been recognised for their excellence by being given Green Flag status.
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A town resident played his part in helping to smash a rugby world record and raise thousands of pounds for charity.
A 52-year-old man who went missing from a town has been found.
A police officer who acted as a makeshift midwife to help deliver a baby girl in a village 17 years delivered her again, this time to her school prom.
A council will trial having CCTV in taxis in the wake of a national report on child grooming.
A town’s leading figures are delighted after the scaffolding on ‘Britain’s poshest Greggs’ was removed after 18 months.
A town home will become a four-bedroom HMO after plans were approved.
A swim relay team which attempted to cross from Alderney to England fell just short of their final destination but may have clinched a world record.
A man who denied being a drug dealer was found guilty of supplying cocaine and heroin and been jailed for eight years.
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A staff member from a town tech shop which shut suddenly last week said the experience was ‘really distressing’ for its team.
A town estate was hit with a power cut which left more than 2,000 homes without power.
‘Strong business performance and excellent customer and employee care’ will set apart the best companies at this year’s West Suffolk Business Awards.
A car in a town had its windscreen, brake lights and a window smashed.
A village’s new Budgens could be opening soon after licensing plans were submitted to a council.
A bicycle was stolen from a town home after it was targeted by burglars.
Plans for a new supermarket and fast food outlet at the site of a former household waste centre have been formally submitted.
A circular bus service between a town and a village is among a raft of new routes announced by a council.
