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Plans to refurbish a kebab shop which is inside a Grade II-listed town centre building have been given the go ahead.
Emergency services were called to reports of a woman injured in a town centre road last night.
Plans to convert the basement store and ground floor office to a flat in a town centre have been approved.
Plans for a bungalow in the beer garden of a disused Grade II-listed pub have been lodged.
An e-bike was stolen from outside of a shop in a town centre.
A councillor has voiced his frustration at the roadmap for a flood-prone road not being followed, potentially resulting in the loss of vital habitats.
Plans to install electric vehicle (EV) charging points at a village church have been given the green light.
Two men will appear in court today after police were called to a burglary in a Suffolk town.
Plans for a new toilet block at a town football club have been given the green light.
A village road has been closed for investigations due to a large defect.
Plans for an extension to a town vets which will enhance its care capabilities have been approved.
A leading police officer has said a series of dispersal orders to prevent potential anti-social behaviour from car meets were a success.
Two people were taken to hospital after eight-metre high racking in a town warehouse collapsed.
Fire crews rescued a horse that was trapped on a fence in a village.
A busy town road will be shut for resurfacing for three nights this month.
A section of a busy road near a village has been shut for repairs to damaged overhead cables.
Emergency services have been called to a crash in a village where a car has gone into a ditch.
Boris Johnson’s former agent will stand as an independent candidate for a Suffolk constituency.
A man has been charged with drink-driving after failing a roadside breath test.
One of Suffolk’s most senior clergyman has been appointed by the King to head up a diocese in the south west of England.
