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Plans for an increase in floodlighting around a village church have been blocked
Whether through his 50-year career as a driving instructor, or his lifelong passion for nature, there were very few people unfamiliar with Ray Davis.
The manufacturer embarked on a dishonest scheme that led to its combustible cladding being fitted to Grenfell Tower, a public inquiry has concluded.
A family-run weaving mill is celebrating its ‘ground-breaking achievement’ after securing a prestigious industry certification.
A motorists’ meet-up, inspired by the enthusiasm of two young car spotters, exceeded all expectations, according to its organiser.
Improved broadband connections for around 4,000 residents and businesses in rural villages are in the works.
A defiant message of ‘pay your staff’ sounded loud and clear outside a Suffolk hotel, amid allegations that it owes employees thousands of pounds.
Supporters and special guests, including the Dean of St Edmundsbury, gather to mark the completion of restoration.
A team of amputees have set out to show their disability is no barrier as they prepare to canoe all the way to the sea for charity.
The refusal of a new pharmacy will be appealed after its applicant warned that healthcare in the town will suffer unless there are improvements.
Hobby horse fever has arrived in Suffolk, as a family-run farm’s summer competitions have proved a big hit.
Suffolk MP’s concern over new housebuilding targets, which he fears are ‘undeliverable’.
Students and staff celebrated the fruits of their labour this morning, as the school enjoyed a big boost in overall performance year-on-year.
Ahead of World Mitochondrial Disease Week in September, the family are sharing their story to help raise vital funds and awareness.
Change beckons at the helm of a prominent Suffolk social enterprise as its chief executive departs for pastures new.
An eco-friendly building design has earned a national award for a Suffolk business, which hopes to see the concept rolled out more widely.
A celebration of innovation in businesses across Suffolk is returning once again this year, with nominations now open.
A village post office will soon be no more following confirmation that the outlet will not be replaced when its postmistress retires next month.
A retired firefighter has given back to the charity which helped him during his career, with a donation to his fire station.
High-profile pleas for ‘pylon-free solutions’ and ‘fairer treatment for East Anglia’ have been issued, in response to the latest plans.
