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Council ‘will not budge’ in dispute over headstone

01 November 2021
Council ‘will not budge’ in dispute over headstone

Council ‘will not budge’ in dispute over headstone

01 November 2021

A widow has been embroiled in a dispute with Exning Parish Council over the size of her late husband's headstone.


Speedway star's legacy makes dream a reality for Jodie

31 October 2021
Speedway star's legacy makes dream a reality for Jodie

Speedway star's legacy makes dream a reality for Jodie

31 October 2021

Fans help partner of speedway star to open the business he had promised her before his death.


Popular postman’s last round marked by villagers

30 October 2021
Popular postman’s last round marked by villagers

Popular postman’s last round marked by villagers

30 October 2021

A popular postman has been given an award as residents turned out to mark his last round in the village.


Off-duty army officer wages war on town's overgrown pathways

06 September 2021
Off-duty army officer wages war on town's overgrown pathways

Off-duty army officer wages war on town's overgrown pathways

06 September 2021

Tidying up the area near his home has become a mission for an on-leave Army officer.


Village hall re-opens after £29k revamp

30 August 2021
Village hall re-opens after £29k revamp

Village hall re-opens after £29k revamp

30 August 2021

Villagers have celebrated the re-opening of their village hall after a £29,000 refurbishment.


Action group warns of battery danger as they accuse company of using 'smoke and mirrors' over solar farm plans

29 August 2021
Action group warns of battery danger as they accuse company of using 'smoke and mirrors' over solar farm plans

Action group warns of battery danger as they accuse company of using 'smoke and mirrors' over solar farm plans

29 August 2021

A group opposed to a vast solar farm has accused the firm of using ‘smoke and mirrors’ in an attempt to put a positive spin on changes to their plans.


Council set to decide on plans to double size of existing village development

25 August 2021
Council set to decide on plans to double size of existing village development

Council set to decide on plans to double size of existing village development

25 August 2021

Plans for more than 200 new homes to be built in a village will be discussed by councillors next week.


Chris gets set to take on London Marathon challenge

19 August 2021
Chris gets set to take on London Marathon challenge

Chris gets set to take on London Marathon challenge

19 August 2021

A stable manager is getting ready to pull on his running shoes to raise money for Racing Welfare.


Rachel set to fulfil Town Plate dream five years on

19 August 2021
Rachel set to fulfil Town Plate dream five years on

Rachel set to fulfil Town Plate dream five years on

19 August 2021

Five years after receiving terrible life-changing news, Rachel is ready for a return to the saddle to achieve her dream.


Walkers boost charity funds

18 August 2021
Walkers boost charity funds

Walkers boost charity funds

18 August 2021

The town's second edition of its summer nights walk has raised more than £3,000.


Town's SOS bus to become 'life-saver' once more as it brings crucial services to rural villages

10 July 2021
Town's SOS bus to become 'life-saver' once more as it brings crucial services to rural villages

Town's SOS bus to become 'life-saver' once more as it brings crucial services to rural villages

10 July 2021

A town's SOS bus is to get a second lease of life after its ownership was transferred to a newly-formed charity which will take its running.


Inside the stunning Japanese sake brewery and water gardens close to the Suffolk border

07 July 2021
Inside the stunning Japanese sake brewery and water gardens close to the Suffolk border

Inside the stunning Japanese sake brewery and water gardens close to the Suffolk border

07 July 2021

A unique fusion of English heritage and Japanese culture is back open and ready to be found by visitors.


How a Suffolk chef went from redundancy to a booming bakery business

05 July 2021
How a Suffolk chef went from redundancy to a booming bakery business

How a Suffolk chef went from redundancy to a booming bakery business

05 July 2021

Suffolk chef Ben Cockhill is living proof of the old adage that every cloud has a silver lining.


Former Suffolk town mayor dies after short illness

02 July 2021
Former Suffolk town mayor dies after short illness

Former Suffolk town mayor dies after short illness

02 July 2021

Tributes paid to 'very kind and loving husband and father'.


Martin’s striding out for cancer awareness

27 March 2021
Martin’s striding out for cancer awareness

Martin’s striding out for cancer awareness

27 March 2021

A former football club manager will be setting out on a 31-mile walk today as part of his mission to raise awareness of prostate cancer.


‘Disillusioned’ deputy mayor quits council over ‘politics’

20 March 2021
‘Disillusioned’ deputy mayor quits council over ‘politics’

‘Disillusioned’ deputy mayor quits council over ‘politics’

20 March 2021

A councillor has quit a town authority claiming that political factions within the council have prevented members from making a difference.


Stablelass goes extra mile to protect colleagues from virus' 'invisible threat'

14 December 2020
Stablelass goes extra mile to protect colleagues from virus' 'invisible threat'

Stablelass goes extra mile to protect colleagues from virus' 'invisible threat'

14 December 2020

A stablelass has been using her skill with needle and thread to help keep her work colleagues safe from the invisible threat of coronavirus.

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Matteo’s auctions festive hampers to raise funds for air ambulance

13 December 2020
Matteo’s auctions festive hampers to raise funds for air ambulance

Matteo’s auctions festive hampers to raise funds for air ambulance

13 December 2020

A schoolboy who has raised hundreds to support the region’s air ambulances is holding an online auction for three luxury Christmas hampers.


Residents' concerns about danger posed by trees after home narrowly escaped damage in storm

29 October 2020
Residents' concerns about danger posed by trees after home narrowly escaped damage in storm

Residents' concerns about danger posed by trees after home narrowly escaped damage in storm

29 October 2020

A couple, whose home narrowly escaped damage by a falling tree, claim concerns about the danger posed by trees opposite them have been ignored.


Trees for the chop after close shave

02 October 2020
Trees for the chop after close shave

Trees for the chop after close shave

02 October 2020

Urgent work is to be carried out on a belt of trees after one crashed to the ground in last week's high winds narrowly missing homes.