The weather is bleak, and gyms and swimming pools may be closed but Suffolk residents are being encouraged to keep exercising.
The Orwell Bridge speed limit is set to reduce to 40mph during high winds to keep the Ipswich passage open to traffic.
A 27-year-old London man has been charged for supplying heroin and cocaine in Bury St Edmunds.
Greene King Pub Partners has offered help to landlords of its 1,000-plus pubs by offering 90 per cent rent concession until the end of this lockdown.
Taxi companies and volunteers have teamed up to help older people attend vital appointments to receive their Covid-19 vaccine.
Thousands of people are expected to take part in the annual event, in which those taking part stick to a strictly vegan diet for the whole of January.
A man who dealt drugs in a holiday park has been ordered to pay back nearly £25,000.
A hairdresser who found cutting hair helped her out of depression is ready to welcome back customers to a new-look salon.
A 56-year-old man has been spared prison after racially abusing a nurse in Bury St Edmunds.
Rail commuters will pay 2.6 per cent more for tickets from March with the government raising prices beyond inflation.
A company which fits out Campervan interiors is hoping demand continues in 2021 for their hire business.
Consultations have launched to gauge public opinion on plans to build 1,300 homes on sites in Lowestoft and Mildenhall.
An aviation-mad family has marked five years of their popular flight simulator by installing a helicopter experience.
Around 40 villagers in West Stow braved pouring rain on December 23 to enjoy a socially distanced carol service.
Mid Suffolk residents will face a 1.66 per cent rise in council tax if a Covid-19 recovery budget is approved.
Items of jewellery were taken in a suspected burglary in Mildenhall.
A housing estate in Bury St Edmunds has held its first ever Christmas lights competition.
This year has yielded fruitful returns for an agricultural machinery company, which has posted some of its best ever returns.
The full horror of Covid-19 was realised by an active outward bound centre instructor.
Pubs and bars that have closed their doors under Tier 2 restrictions can apply for support from government help package schemes.