Haverhill

A raft of issues, including an ‘overbearing design’ were cited as the reasons for refusing planning permission for five new homes in a Suffolk town.

The Government is delivering £81 million funding to support bus services into 2026 with Suffolk receiving nearly £9 million.

Primary schools are asking parents to pledge not to give their children a smartphone until they are older.

Police officers are on a mission to reunite some items lost in Haverhill with their rightful owners.

Hip and knee operations have been carried out on Suffolk patients at a new orthopaedic centre in a neighbouring county.

Santa and his sleigh are gearing up for its annual tour of a Suffolk town, bringing some festive cheer while also supporting charities.

Suffolk has a new branch of Greggs after it was opened at a town service station.

Residents and visitors to West Suffolk will have the chance to browse for the perfect Christmas gift as extra markets have been added.

After providing a grant to a Suffolk charity, a councillor has urged others to keep donating to it in support of it’s ‘life-changing’ work.

Parking restrictions at retirement flats branded 'ridiculous' after relatives and care providers were hit with fines.

A council has unveiled a new fleet of electric vans and installed electric vehicle (EV) chargers to promote sustainable transportation.

A new banking hub - the first in Suffolk - has opened in Haverhill ahead of the closure of the last bank branch in town.

Over 30 pieces of artwork by students at secondary schools, including some from Suffolk, are being displayed at an exhibition in Cambridge.

A Suffolk town’s business and innovation centre has launched a growth accelerator programme to help its clients’ gain investment and thrive.

A council has expressed its fears that a proposed 70-home development would push its services beyond breaking point.

Multi-vehicle crash on the Suffolk-Cambridgeshire border sees two people taken to hospital.

A man was threatened and racially abused in a Suffolk town.

See all the pictures as people across Suffolk gathered on Remembrance Sunday to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

A council has objected to plans for two new apartments on a town centre site currently used for parking.

A section of town road and bridleway described as a ‘death trap’ has been repaired, to the delight of residents and a councillor.