Coronavirus

West Suffolk Hospital has confirmed it is now treating three patients with coronavirus.

The Government is aiming to find accommodation for all of Suffolk's rough sleepers by this weekend as a way of combating the spread of coronavirus.

West Suffolk's MP Matt Hancock has tested positive for coronavirus.

Residents took part in a 'Clap for Carers' tribute to NHS workers who are fighting to save lives during the coronavirus crisis.

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The Chancellor of the Exchequer has today revealed a grant of up to £2,500 a month for self-employed people but they can't get it until June.

The nation is being urged to take part in a round of applause tonight to thank NHS staff battling the spread of coronavirus.

The service has said the number of people donating has dropped, which may put pressure on reserves if the trend continues.

Suffolk's chief constable has issued a plea to members of the public to ensure that residents are kept safe during the coronavirus crisis.

The patient was in their 70s and had underlying health conditions.

Our Bury St Edmunds Business Improvement District has compiled a list of businesses which have adapted their services during the crisis.

Businesses across West Suffolk have been thrown a £66 million lifeline to help them survive the coronavirus crisis.

Company suffering substantial losses as vehicles run with few or no passengers.

Suffolk Constabulary will 'take action' if they come across people repeatedly breaching distancing restrictions during the Covid-19 crisis.

Suffolk homes whose garden waste collection services have been suspended have been urged not to dispose of garden waste in black bins.

The charity says it needs financial donations to ensure the vulnerable can continue to be fed during and after the coronavirus crisis.

A courier company based in Thetford has joined 700 other UK logistics businesses to offer emergency delivery services amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Cars, motorcycles and vans are to be granted an exemption from MOTs.

The hospital's chief executive announced the measure yesterday.

Coronavirus lockdown has surreal link to sci-fi, horror and disaster films, reporter Hannah Dolman muses.