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A man is due to appear before magistrates today accused of assaulting a police officer and criminal damage offences in a Suffolk town.

After days full of grey skies brought by Storm Francis, people in Suffolk have been warned to expect more thunderstorms and rain.

A high street retailer has launched a major restructuring plan to save 11,200 jobs.

Residents have been warned of possible power cuts and travel disruption as Storm Francis hits the county.

They are dotted across the country and point out places of significance - but where are Suffolk’s blue plaques and who, or what, do they commemorate?

A Suffolk shop worker is saddling up for a challenge next month to raise vital funds for a cancer charity.

A man who rode a horse around a town centre while wielding an axe has been charged.

Students across Suffolk are receiving their GCSE results today, after confusion about how the grades would be determined in recent weeks.

Twenty fire crews have been on the scene of a blaze in a barn on an industrial estate overnight.

The chief nurse at the NHS has urged A-level students to consider going into nursing, with hundreds of roles available at a Suffolk trust.

An exotic spider species has been making Suffolk its home this summer thanks to wild grasses being allowed to grow.

Six electric vehicles have been bought by a council for its fleet as part of measures to reduce its carbon impact.

Fewer than 20 per cent of adults in contact with mental health services in two Suffolk districts in March were known to be in work, figures reveal.

More thunderstorms are expected over the next few days, after the Met Office issued updated yellow weather warnings covering Suffolk.

The Suffolk soldiers who fought in the Far East during World War II will be remembered on Saturday.

Three static caravans have been damaged in a village, after large bricks were thrown at them.

Thousands of students across Suffolk will be waiting to learn their fate this morning as this year's A-level results are released.

A council has announced it is making preparations to ensure that pupils can be transported safely to school during the coronavirus pandemic.

Councillors could be told what is and isn’t appropriate social media use in a new code of conduct.

With school pupils unable to take exams this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, results have had to be calculated differently.