Armed Forces

Church awarded 10 silhouettes as part of national There But Not There campaign.

Long Melford is preparing to honour 150 men and women lost during the First World War, following the restoration of its war memorial.

The life-size silhouette of a Tommy – the nickname for a British soldier – stands proud at a Suffolk war memorial.

The 37th Joan Mann Special Sports Day event.

An Apache landed on Mildenhall College Academy's playing field as part of their MCA6 Festival to help inspire students.

Bury St Edmunds appeal for RAF Association's befriending service to members of the RAF family suffering from isolation or loneliness.

Tesco's bags of help scheme plans to support charities for serving personnel, veterans and their families in Bury St Edmunds.

Annual parade from Abbey Gardens to St Mary's Church to remember World War Two battle.

Volunteers surpassed their goal of thousands of poppies for St Peter’s in Sudbury next month, to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.

Eleanor Wadsworth gave up her architect training to join the war effort.

Attack helicopter crews from Wattisham simulated live combat scenarios, in anticipation of a major military training exercise in Oman later this year.

‘It’s a memorial to 1,800 men – not a party ground’

Long Melford Royal British Legion (RBL) members represented the village on a five-day memorial pilgrimage to a famous battlefield this month.

Motorcycle event has been organised by the traffic police to try and encourage riders to take their safety seriously.

An Army veteran stopped off in Sudbury en route of an ambitious 268-mile run in aid of charity.

Trip took in The Great Pilgrimage 90 and the One Days Ceremony

Two former veterans from Sudbury are taking the plunge in a daring skydive this weekend to raise funds for a charity close to their hearts.

Wearing red and yellow roses, veterans of the Suffolk Regiment returned to Gibraltar Barracks on Sunday for the annual Minden Day Parade.

A woman from Sudbury has qualified as a Royal Navy reservist, after passing a gruelling training course with flying colours.

A Brandon woman has organised a display to commemorate the town's fallen soldiers of World War One.