Haverhill

A man and a woman have been sentenced after admitting their parts in drug dealing in the town.

After more than two years standing empty a High Street premises in Suffolk has sprung back to life to offer something new to a town.

A ‘tireless’ supporter of charity and ‘popular and well liked’ are some of the tributes made to a Suffolk man who died unexpectedly last week.

A national eatery chain could open a branch in a town centre.

A Suffolk man who helped to pull a stricken driver from his car just moments before it burst into flames has recalled the experience.

A bid for 70 new homes has been approved despite concerns over the safety of schoolchildren.

Waiting times for a cancer diagnosis at a NHS trust have made ‘a swift recovery’ after it failed to meet national targets in November.

Packaging produced by a firm based at a Suffolk town’s research park appeared during a successful pitch on Dragons’ Den.

A DJ music extravaganza just for teenagers is coming to a Suffolk town hall this week.

A six-week public consultation on changes to a district council’s local plan has begun.

The organisers of a sports day in a Suffolk town for people with disabilities are calling for competitors, sponsors and volunteers.

The full house at the latest showcase for students of a Suffolk music hub was proof its founder’s mission is bearing fruit.

Drugs, a bladed item and a car have all been confiscated and arrest made during a three-day crime-cutting spree by police officers in a Suffolk town.

A landscape gardener has been handed a suspended prison sentence for defrauding his victims out of thousands of pounds.

A couple that have been together for 26 years have been married in a ‘truly special’ ceremony in a hospital’s Butterfly Garden.

A Suffolk hospice is preparing to receive a share of £100 million government funding pledged to hospices nationally.

All wards have reopened at a Suffolk hospital after closures due to norovirus.

Controversial plans for 70 homes on the outskirts of a town have been recommended for approval despite a council’s concerns.

A carpenter frustrated with the state of his village road has created a pair of fake legs and stuck them in a huge pothole puddle.

Parking charges, Council Tax and pavement licenses were among the hikes approved by an authority.