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A bid to replace a bungalow with a retail unit, two flats and an office has been rejected.
A confusing sign was placed in error at the entrance to revamped toilets in a town.
A campaigner has hailed a ‘major victory for neurodivergent students’ as the Government responded to his schools training petition.
A town fuel station’s advertisement plans which sparked mixed views have been abandoned.
A town celebrated and showed its solidarity with its LGBTQ+ community at its second Pride event and fun run at the weekend.
A town’s air cadets squadron is fund-raising for a new minibus.
Community figures across Suffolk have been recognised for their services in The King’s Birthday Honours List.
A man in his 60s suffered facial injuries after he was punched during a reported road-rage incident.
The power of local talent, that is why MENTA is sponsoring the Best New Startup business award for 2025.
A town restaurateur has hit out at a council over ‘unfair treatment’ from planners, which has cost her £10,000.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after a hit-and-run incident in a town.
A large fire at a town industrial estate is being investigated as arson.
A hospice made eight of its staff redundant as part of a restructuring of its retail operations.
The upper floor of a town shoe shop could become a flat.
Mixed views have been raised over a fuel station’s advertisement plans.
A village pub has opened its new beer garden and accompanying outdoor bar.
A former RAF airman who was left grounded in agony due to a hip deterioration has regained his wings after undergoing pioneering new surgery.
Traffic is building on the A14 near a town after a crash.
The Prime Minister visited a town college and spoke of the Government’s commitment to Sizewell C and its surrounding communities.
A town brewery’s award-winning bitter has been named among the top six in the nation by The Telegraph, a ranking which resulted in it selling out.
