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Vehicle in town has window smashed

Vehicle in town has window smashed

A vehicle had one of its windows smashed in a town.
Students make ‘powerful and moving documentary’ for Remembrance Day

Students make ‘powerful and moving documentary’ for Remembrance Day

A secondary school has marked Remembrance Day with a special student-led documentary.
‘He always had a smile and was so naturally funny’: Tributes to artist and hospital worker found dead

‘He always had a smile and was so naturally funny’: Tributes to artist and hospital worker found dead

Tributes have been paid to an ‘extremely talented’ artist, tutor and porter who was loved for his smile and sense of humour.
RSPCA branch needs your help to make festive period extra special

RSPCA branch needs your help to make festive period extra special

An RSPCA branch is appealing for residents’ help to make Christmas extra special for animals facing the festive period without a home.
Everything you need to know about cathedral’s returning Christmas market

Everything you need to know about cathedral’s returning Christmas market

A cathedral’s annual Christmas market returns at the end of the month.

‘We are thrilled’: Michelin nod for town fine-dining venue

‘We are thrilled’: Michelin nod for town fine-dining venue

‘We are thrilled’: Michelin nod for town fine-dining venue

A town fine-dining restaurant which only opened six months ago has been added to the Michelin Guide.

From the Abbey to today: The issues of housing us all

From the Abbey to today: The issues of housing us all

From the Abbey to today: The issues of housing us all

Historian Martyn Taylor looks at how the poorer people in society were housed and looked after once an abbey was taken out of the equation.

Stories of soldiers taken prisoner in ‘forgotten war’ remembered in exhibition

Stories of soldiers taken prisoner in ‘forgotten war’ remembered in exhibition

Stories of soldiers taken prisoner in ‘forgotten war’ remembered in exhibition

Soldiers who suffered appalling treatment as Prisoners of War are being remembered in a town museum exhibition.

Council to transform town property into temporary accommodation for families

Council to transform town property into temporary accommodation for families

Council to transform town property into temporary accommodation for families

A town property is set to be transformed into temporary accommodation for families.

Rail replacement buses announced due to major works on line

Rail replacement buses announced due to major works on line

Rail replacement buses announced due to major works on line

Rail replacement bus services will be in operation over several weekends due to major works on a line.

All the pictures as town falls silent to remember those who made ultimate sacrifice

All the pictures as town falls silent to remember those who made ultimate sacrifice

All the pictures as town falls silent to remember those who made ultimate sacrifice

Thousands gathered in Bury St Edmunds to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Body found in search for missing man

Body found in search for missing man

Body found in search for missing man

A body has been found following searches for a missing man.
‘It meant a lot’: Brian’s special return to pub he lived in during World War Two

‘It meant a lot’: Brian’s special return to pub he lived in during World War Two

A man who used to live at a village pub during the World War Two recently enjoyed a very special return to his roots.
‘Squeezed from every angle’: Publican calls on Chancellor to help hospitality industry survive

‘Squeezed from every angle’: Publican calls on Chancellor to help hospitality industry survive

A prominent hospitality business owner is calling on the Chancellor to give the industry ‘a chance’ in her forthcoming budget.
Residents urged to keep windows and doors shut due to fire at farm

Residents urged to keep windows and doors shut due to fire at farm

Residents close to a farm were urged to keep windows and doors shut due to a muck heap fire.

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‘We need to get back to winning ways’

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Harry’s season to remember continues with Glasgow title

The 23-year-old defeated three seeded players on his way to winning a third competition of the year.
Walton enjoying extended run between Town’s posts

Walton enjoying extended run between Town’s posts

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‘I’ve come up with a save at a crucial time’

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Noughties boyband to return to High Lodge stage after 18 years

Noughties boyband to return to High Lodge stage after 18 years

A noughties boyband will return to the High Lodge stage for the first time in 18 years next summer.
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‘It’s been a fantastic start’: New era for town’s American-style diner

An American-style diner has reopened its doors under new ownership marking a fresh chapter for the much-loved town centre restaurant.
The birds to look out for this winter in your garden

The birds to look out for this winter in your garden

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Comedian Rosie Jones on her new tour, TV shows and love of gravy

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Comedian Rosie Jones talks empowerment, changing lives and, yes, gravy ahead of her show I Can’t Tell What She’s Saying.
Find out what's happening on the jazz and folk scene

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Style: Nothing to wear? Follow The Winter Outfit Framework
Wellbeing: How to stop fighting stress - and start listening to it

Wellbeing: How to stop fighting stress - and start listening to it
Competition: Young artists invited to create a nature-inspired mural

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‘We are thrilled’: Michelin nod for town fine-dining venue

‘We are thrilled’: Michelin nod for town fine-dining venue
‘It’s been a fantastic start’: New era for town’s American-style diner

‘It’s been a fantastic start’: New era for town’s American-style diner
‘Squeezed from every angle’: Publican calls on Chancellor to help hospitality industry survive

‘Squeezed from every angle’: Publican calls on Chancellor to help hospitality industry survive
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