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A town’s Pride event and fun run is back for a second year on the back of its successful debut.
A town will celebrate its LGBT+ community as it prepares to host its first Pride event later this year.
An ever-popular annual steam rally is back for 2025 today and tomorrow, with a whole host of engines, machines and vintage vehicles on display.
A manhunt has been launched for a 34-year-old in connection with a grievous bodily harm incident.
A dog was shot and killed with an air rifle in a village.
A new café formed of two storage containers on the site of a car dealership has been rejected by planners.
A Grade II-listed village pub which was severely damaged in a fire is set to be repaired.
Investments and innovation are key to a thriving business sector.
Nearly 40 objections to a planned 165-home development in a village have been submitted.
Record numbers turned out for a village’s vintage car show at the weekend.
A former Coronation Street and Casualty actor stopped off at a Bury St Edmunds motorcycle café as part of his month-long charity motorcycle ride.
A disability rights campaigner’s petition calling on the Government to make schools more inclusive for neurodivergent pupils has hit the 10,000 mark.
A town history group is seeking to find more information on ‘England’s Bayeux Tapestry’ and inviting those involved in its creation to come forward.
A town’s spring fayre and accompanying urban beach brought in hundreds of people over the long weekend.
Plans to replace the 11 front windows of a 15th century village restaurant and hotel have been rejected.
A RuPaul’s Drag Race star will headline a Pride Extravaganza at a town bar.
A bid to build eight homes in a village has been rejected due to a lack of nearby amenities and it not being in the character of the area.
Firefighters tackled an early morning blaze in the bedroom of a town home.
A leisure centre group is bringing pickleball lessons to three of its West Suffolk venues.
A new Thai restaurant could gain license permission for its patio and to serve alcohol from midday.
