Bury St Edmunds

A baby loss memorial is set to be unveiled at a Suffolk park this weekend.

Firefighters were called after some trees behind a former town shop were on fire.

Jack Last who died after he was given a Covid-19 vaccine too early was sent a second vaccination invite months after his death.

A physiotherapy business has stepped in to support a popular 10K fund-raising race in aid of a hospice.

A Suffolk mum who lost her toddler to brain cancer is among an inspirational group of mothers who have just won a national award for fundraising.

Police are investigating an incident of shoplifting at a store on a town estate.

This map illustrates the latest police crime data issued for West Suffolk including Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and Haverhill.

A section of a key town route will be closed tomorrow night.

A councillor who refused to comply with sanctions imposed for several code of conduct breaches could face further action from his own political party.

A task force has been created to save ‘lifeline’ bus services amid fears key routes will be axed.

Renewed plans for an electric vehicle (EV) charger at a village pub have been approved.

Police have issued a new appeal and are continuing their search for a missing Suffolk man not seen in the past five days.

An internationally acclaimed soul musician, who is a favourite of Michelle Obama, is set to light up a town’s theatre later this year.

A renowned wildlife artist who will soon be exhibiting in London has spoken of how his Parkinson’s diagnosis has enhanced his craft.

Options are being considered by a district council to mitigate the impacts of axing winter fuel payments for pensioners.

Long-running plans for up to 55 homes in a village were withdrawn this week – more than seven years after they were submitted.

District leaders have approved an extra £612,000 to tackle homelessness and housing challenges.

Travellers have pitched up on a park on a town estate.

Suffolk Trail Riders have helped transform the lives of people attending a care farm through an ‘incredibly generous’ £1,000 donation.

Visitors and residents can explore 1,500 years of a Suffolk town’s history with its first self-guided book.