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A temporary banking hub is now up and running in a town to tide residents over on their banking needs until a permanent location is secured.
Concerns are building that changes to inheritance tax could ‘suck the life out of British farming’.
A new hub of beauty and wellbeing treatments opens today, as a drop-in event showcases all it has to offer.
It is the end of an era at a school, which has paid tribute to the lasting legacy of its outgoing headteacher, ahead of her retirement.
The closure of a high street banking branch will deprive people of access to essential services, according to a long-time customer with disabilities.
A year of celebrations, honouring a church’s role in its community for half a millennium, culminated with a special service of thanksgiving.
The rugby community in a town celebrated a historic milestone, as it gathered to mark 100 years since the club was formed.
The family of a young girl with a rare genetic disorder say the support for their fund-raiser was beyond anything they could have imagined.
The ambitious restoration of a pair of 17th century cottages in a town has earned prestigious recognition for the project leader.
A supermarket chain is ramping up its efforts to set up shop at a former DIY store, as it submits a series of planning applications.
The success of a recent rug and carpet festival has helped a new village showroom to hit the ground running.
A new banking hub remains on track for this summer, despite being unable to secure a high street location.
A family-driven football fund-raiser will end with one last run-out this weekend, which its organiser hopes is the biggest yet.
This is the story of the Gunn family, whose youngest child has a genetic disorder so rare only 400 people are thought to be living with it worldwide.
A canoe club is celebrating 30 years, after receiving a prestigious accolade following a move to new premises.
A special afternoon of colours and community spirit has helped boost a school’s finances by almost £5,000.
Government support for neighbourhood plans must continue, or else communities will be deprived of having their say, according to a Suffolk MP.
A former council worker has described a royal reception as ‘beyond her wildest dreams’.
A former butchers shop owner has been remembered as a devoted family man and business leader with a deep passion for his community.
A proposal to introduce dedicated motorhome parking has gained the backing of the town council, which believes it would be a boost for tourism.
