Human Interest

Haverhill Library, along with all others in Suffolk, will close to help prevent the spread of coronavirus

A chapel, which has been a place of worship for villagers in Cheveley for more than 150 years, could become a community hub.

Newmarket and Mildenhall leisure centres will be close from 4pm tomorrow.

Plans to celebrate Mother's Day are being rethought, following the coronavirus lockdown.

In villages around Newmarket, residents and parish councils are already working on measures to help their more vulnerable residents.

Emergency services were called to WildTracks Off-road Activity Centre, just off the B1085, yesterday at about 12.20pm.

Comedian and actor Roy Hudd who lived near Stowmarket has died aged 83.

Organisers of a cycle ride staged in memory of former Mildenhall Fen Tigers rider Danny Ayres have hailed the event a success.

Residents are calling on police to take action following an incident involving a gang of teenagers.

The spread of coronavirus has led to the cancellation or postponement of a number events in Suffolk.

A man who is paralysed from the waist down is to take on a 22-mile swimming challenge to raise funds for Bury St Edmunds youngster Teigan Bayliss.

A Bury St Edmunds grandmother has proved that age is just a number after sitting for her first tattoo this week.

The woman, in her 80s, was persuaded to transfer the money, which she uses to pay for her husband’s care home bills, by telephone scammers.

Jake Tofts and Ewan Williams, from Haverhill shaved their heads after their friend lost his hair because of treatment for a brain tumour

A Bury St Edmunds woman who is a contestant on the current series of MasterChef has made it through to the knock-out stages of the competition.

A paramedic with the East of England Ambulance Service (EEAST) has tested postive for coronavirus.

A Newmarket man who ran last year’s London Marathon dressed as a bell will take to the streets of the capital next month decked out as a star.

Hannah Gregory, 33, won praise from the judges.

Works by a Chedburgh artist have been selected to appear at the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours 208th Exhibition next month.

Newmarket vets Lida had to step in to help remove a piece of plastic toy from the West Wratting dog's insides