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MasterChef quarter-finalist Hannah Gregory makes good use of a cheap meat that’s often overlooked to deliver a dish rich in flavour

MasterChef quarter-finalist Hannah Gregory makes good use of a cheap meat that’s often overlooked to deliver a dish rich in flavour

Dig into the ribs to make this delicious lasagne
Personal view: There’s no ‘Elf on the Shelf’ in my house

Personal view: There’s no ‘Elf on the Shelf’ in my house

Columnist Camille Berriman decides against introducing a plastic elf to the growing list of family festive traditions.
Gang jailed after torturing man with boiling water and electric wires

Gang jailed after torturing man with boiling water and electric wires

Five people have been jailed for a total of more than 50 years after torturing a man in a Suffolk town.
Light and entertainment spectacular in town's gardens launches

Light and entertainment spectacular in town's gardens launches

A sold out illuminations spectacular in a town launched last night.
Suffolk Enhanced Response Area designation will not be renewed

Suffolk Enhanced Response Area designation will not be renewed

Suffolk will not be extending its Enhanced Response Area designation that brings additional Government support to tackle Covid-19.

Winter Makers Markets across West Suffolk promise crafts, food, drink and entertainment

Winter Makers Markets across West Suffolk promise crafts, food, drink and entertainment

Winter Makers Markets across West Suffolk promise crafts, food, drink and entertainment

A range of locally produced gifts, crafts, food and drink will be showcased at West Suffolk’s Winter Makers Markets.

Councillors call for greater enforcement of 20mph speed limits

Councillors call for greater enforcement of 20mph speed limits

Councillors call for greater enforcement of 20mph speed limits

Calls for increased enforcement of 20mph speed limits in Suffolk have been made by councillors.

Over 1,000 trees to be planted in the county

Over 1,000 trees to be planted in the county

Over 1,000 trees to be planted in the county

Over 1,000 trees are to be planted in various locations around Suffolk this winter.

Podcast: Concerns over bridge closure and Ed Sheeran joins forces with Sir Elton John

Podcast: Concerns over bridge closure and Ed Sheeran joins forces with Sir Elton John

Podcast: Concerns over bridge closure and Ed Sheeran joins forces with Sir Elton John

In the podcast, we have the news of concerns that delays caused by the closure of a bridge could be a 'case of life and death'.

Singer releases book on 'East Anglia's number one pop group'

Singer releases book on 'East Anglia's number one pop group'

Singer releases book on 'East Anglia's number one pop group'

A book detailing the highs and lows of a band and has been released, with a percentage of the profits going towards Cancer Research UK.

Thirty-three reports of spiking made in one month, Suffolk police confirm

Thirty-three reports of spiking made in one month, Suffolk police confirm

Thirty-three reports of spiking made in one month, Suffolk police confirm

Over thirty reports of spiking were made in Suffolk last month with half allegedly being spiked via injection, police have confirmed.

Last chance to donate to charity’s festive appeal

Last chance to donate to charity’s festive appeal

Last chance to donate to charity’s festive appeal

There is still time to donate to a charity's appeal to help ensure children and families have a magical Christmas.
Animal feed mill plans would create about 30 new jobs

Animal feed mill plans would create about 30 new jobs

About 30 new jobs could be created under plans for an animal feed mill in a Suffolk town.
Food writer Nicola Miller explores cookbooks old and new to help us make this Christmas the festive feast we really want

Food writer Nicola Miller explores cookbooks old and new to help us make this Christmas the festive feast we really want

Join in and sing along with a chorus of cooks this Christmas
Start planning for a great 2022 packed full of entertainment as the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, announces its spring season

Start planning for a great 2022 packed full of entertainment as the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, announces its spring season

Start filling your social diary by booking a visit to Bury's own last surviving Regency theatre

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Wolfpack chief accepts that promotion may take time

Wolfpack chief accepts that promotion may take time

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New Suffolk Ladies coach has trophies in his sights

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Town festival cancelled again to focus on venue's programme

Town festival cancelled again to focus on venue's programme

A festival of music and entertainment has been cancelled for the third year in a row as a council seeks to prioritise a venue's programme of events.
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Winter Makers Markets across West Suffolk promise crafts, food, drink and entertainment

Winter Makers Markets across West Suffolk promise crafts, food, drink and entertainment

Animal feed mill plans would create about 30 new jobs

Animal feed mill plans would create about 30 new jobs
Hamper company offers a real taste of Suffolk

Hamper company offers a real taste of Suffolk

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Plant-based snack food kiosk aims to bring seaside feel to Suffolk town
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