The hard work, dedication and skill of a yearling man who has handled some of the great racehorses has been recognised by the racing industry.
The family of an elderly man who died after his car plunged into a pond in Gazeley want to say ‘thank you’ to a passerby who tried to save his life.
An elderly man died after his car plunged into a pond less than an hour before his wife of 67 years lost her battle with cancer.
Mick Lowther, who has served as an on-call firefighter for 22 years, will be among volunteers from the UK to go to Australia to help.
Exning school is the first in Suffolk to get an outstanding rating under new Ofsted guidelines introduced last year.
John Morrey, property director at Tattersalls and a board member since the BID was set up in 2016, will replace Di Robertshaw, who stepped down.
One of Newmarket High Street’s most popular hostelries closed on Monday for an extensive refurbishment which will bring its bar area bang up to date.
Familiar faces from the world of speedway joined hundreds of fans of the sport on Friday to say farewell to Danny Ayres.
Newmarket’s oldest charity shop is to close next month after more than three decades in the town.
Newmarket Town Council’s planning committee raised no objection to an application by Iceland to open a second store at the former Asda supermarket.
A former Newmarket Town footballer who was diagnosed with prostate cancer has appealed to men over 30 to get themselves checked for the disease.
Councillors will be asked to give the green light to urgent work at Queensbury Lodge which, they have been told, is ‘in imminent danger of collapse’.
Staff from a Newmarket store are looking for volunteers to use the extra day in this Leap Year to do something for the community.
Tributes have poured in from all over the country following the death on Saturday of one of the speedway world’s most popular riders.
Town councillors have agreed to consider funding part of a £1 million project which would see a parish church transformed into a community hub.
Fifteen-year-old Haydn Garrod was not wearing a cycle helmet and suffered major brain injuries after hitting the car’s windscreen.
A Soham mother has called for lessons to be learned after a hospital admitted failures in her care before the death of her unborn baby.
A rugby match played to mark the tenth anniversary of the death in Afghanistan of a soldier from Burwell has raised £1,200 for charity.
A village primary school which has been rated as ‘good’ for 11 years could be upgraded to ‘outstanding’.
A local historian has issued a plea for help in completing his mammoth task.
