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A woman who admitted sexually assaulting a man and beating police officers was fined and handed a community order.
A man who admitted driving under the influence of alcohol and causing damage in a crash was banned from driving for nearly two years and fined.
A £500,000 project to refurbish a village pub is progressing well and could open within months.
Plans for five new homes behind a town property have been rejected due to ‘serious’ highways concerns as well as the impact on employment.
Business, business, business is on the agenda as the ball is rolling on the Bury Free Press West Suffolk Business Awards for 2025.
A ‘dated and cramped’ care home at a Grade II-listed site will gain 31 more rooms after plans for its expansion were approved.
Pictures from the scene of a wildfire at a country park have been released.
A man accused of growing cannabis and stealing £8,000 of electricity has appeared in court.
A charity basked in the glorious weekend weather as its fund-raising event accrued £400.
A man accused of drugs offences and facilitating the exploitation of another person has been bailed.
Seven homes in a village could be replaced and two more added under new plans.
Firefighters are battling a 30,000sqm blaze at a country park.
Police said a teenager who was banned from driving after a town centre incident had no regard for the safety of the public.
A town’s tour guides have announced several new excursions off the back of a record-breaking year.
Families whose lives were uprooted after a fire gutted their homes have thanked the village which turned out to raise more than £14,000 for them.
A jockey accused of murdering a 71-year-old in a town brawl has appeared in court again.
A town businessman has said his mini golf bar is thriving after finally being able to revamp the front of its building.
An agricultural and country life show in its 136th year kicks off with a packed timetable today.
Thousands of pounds worth of e-bikes were stolen from a village business in the early morning.
Fresh plans to redevelop a village fuel station and replace its 40-year-old underground tanks have been approved.
