Haverhill

The outstanding contributions made by young people to their schools and wider communities were recognised at an annual awards night.

A boy and two men have been bailed as the investigation into the murder of Billy McNicholl continues.

A hospice care service has launched a consultation process over a proposed restructure of its retail operations.

Planning permission has been approved for a new café to open in a town centre.

A new housing service which will help vulnerable people and could help to prevent and reduce homelessness has been launched.

An MP has praised the skills programme at a prison on a visit to it with the area’s county councillor.

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

A Suffolk primary school will slash thousands from its energy bills by installing more than 100 new solar panels thanks to government funding.

The removal of a large swathe of trees, hedgerow and other wildlife habitat from woodland during bird nesting season has caused upset.

The NHS trust which runs West Suffolk Hospital has confirmed staffing levels will drop from 4,964 to 4,759 by this time next year.

Support and enthusiasm has been sounded in a town for a proposal to open a café/pub in its High Street which would provide 40 new jobs.

A cancer survivor who was told in 2017 that she had two years to live at most is taking part in a study that researchers hope will help save lives.

All things local will be taking centre stage when a Suffolk beer festival returns this year.

A woman in her 50s was arrested on suspected drug offences after two town properties were raided by police during the same day.

Almost 200 permanent jobs are set to be cut at an NHS trust which runs a town’s hospital.

A new restaurant looks set to open in a town centre building that has stood empty for 13 months.

New community playzones are being lined up for three towns to boost sports participation after a £667,297 grant was awarded.

A council says that a proposed anaerobic digestion plant would be ‘damaging’ to the ecology, highway safety, countryside and flooding.

A police force has warned children against climbing on the rooftops of town centre shops after it received a spate of reports.

A naked calendar is one of the fund-raisers for a Suffolk dramatic society which aims to raise £10,000 for charity as it prepares for its next show.