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Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

26 November 2020

A planned solar farm and helping charities are among this week's topics.


Three households can meet at Christmas

Three households can meet at Christmas

Three households can meet at Christmas

24 November 2020

A deal on who people can visit during Christmas has been agreed by the four nations.


How a Suffolk woman is changing lives halfway around the world

How a Suffolk woman is changing lives halfway around the world

How a Suffolk woman is changing lives halfway around the world

24 November 2020

A Suffolk woman is doing everything she can to improve the lives of children halfway around the world in the run up to Christmas.


These are the items a charity needs to help fill Christmas food parcels

These are the items a charity needs to help fill Christmas food parcels

These are the items a charity needs to help fill Christmas food parcels

21 November 2020

A charity is appealing for festive-themed items and hygiene products to fill Christmas food parcels to support those in need.


Transgender Awareness Week: How Peter became Petra after six decades living as a man

Transgender Awareness Week: How Peter became Petra after six decades living as a man

Transgender Awareness Week: How Peter became Petra after six decades living as a man

20 November 2020

A transgender woman has been helping raise awareness about gender issues this week


New housing gets thumbs up

New housing gets thumbs up

New housing gets thumbs up

19 November 2020

Planning approval has been given for the next building phase for an 1,100 homes development in Suffolk


Cinema manager's telephone befriending service for isolated and lonely is a success

Cinema manager's telephone befriending service for isolated and lonely is a success

Cinema manager's telephone befriending service for isolated and lonely is a success

19 November 2020

A cinema manager's telephone befriending service is proving a success after taking 11 calls on Monday.


Ben’s tackles his toughest challenge for Tom’s Trust

Ben’s tackles his toughest challenge for Tom’s Trust

Ben’s tackles his toughest challenge for Tom’s Trust

19 November 2020

Endurance athlete extraordinaire and Guiness World Record holder Ben Blowes will be tackling his toughest challenge to date next month.


Raw sewage floods village streets, as residents warn that new development will worsen matters

Raw sewage floods village streets, as residents warn that new development will worsen matters

Raw sewage floods village streets, as residents warn that new development will worsen matters

19 November 2020

Toilet paper and human faeces streamed through Fressingfield this month after a number of manholes overflowed due to heavy rain.


Have you seen town lollipop man's lost wedding ring?

Have you seen town lollipop man's lost wedding ring?

Have you seen town lollipop man's lost wedding ring?

18 November 2020

A lollipop man is appealing for the return of his lost wedding ring.


Proposal made to construct new residential care home

Proposal made to construct new residential care home

Proposal made to construct new residential care home

18 November 2020

A planning application has been submitted for a new, three-storey, 66-bedroom residential care home on the edge of one of Suffolk's largest towns.


'Indoor bar crawl, zumba by Zoom, adopting our daughter': Your lockdown memories decorate Christmas tree

'Indoor bar crawl, zumba by Zoom, adopting our daughter': Your lockdown memories decorate Christmas tree

'Indoor bar crawl, zumba by Zoom, adopting our daughter': Your lockdown memories decorate Christmas tree

17 November 2020

Your uplifting memories of experiences learnt, taught and loved during the first national lockdown have adorned a Christmas tree.


How shop manager Tom reconnected with his artistic roots to create this stunning work

How shop manager Tom reconnected with his artistic roots to create this stunning work

How shop manager Tom reconnected with his artistic roots to create this stunning work

15 November 2020

A shop manager has reconnected with his history by painting and drawing impressive scenes of Suffolk which has provided a jolt of escapism.


Suffolk slaughterhouse under fire after 'abhorrent and horrific' video emerges

Suffolk slaughterhouse under fire after 'abhorrent and horrific' video emerges

Suffolk slaughterhouse under fire after 'abhorrent and horrific' video emerges

14 November 2020

Gressingham Foods has been thrown under the national spotlight after undercover video footage has shown the practices at their Redgrave slaughterhouse


'What are they afraid of?': Black Lives Matter group question council's decision over stall

'What are they afraid of?': Black Lives Matter group question council's decision over stall

'What are they afraid of?': Black Lives Matter group question council's decision over stall

14 November 2020

A group which promotes racial equality campaigning for a market stall has been told it could be accommodated elsewhere in a town centre.

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Funeral of football attack victim Simon Dobbin to be held today

Funeral of football attack victim Simon Dobbin to be held today

Funeral of football attack victim Simon Dobbin to be held today

13 November 2020

The funeral of Simon Dobbin who died five years after an attack by a group of football hooligans will be held this afternoon.


'Averil was unique but her case was not': Dad's plea for change after death of anorexic teenager

'Averil was unique but her case was not': Dad's plea for change after death of anorexic teenager

'Averil was unique but her case was not': Dad's plea for change after death of anorexic teenager

13 November 2020

The father of a talented teenager who died from anorexia has called for changes to be made to eating disorder services across the country.


Group takes on endurance challenges in memory of much-loved Carol

Group takes on endurance challenges in memory of much-loved Carol

Group takes on endurance challenges in memory of much-loved Carol

13 November 2020

A series of endurance activities is being undertaken to raise money for two charities in memory of a ‘selfless’ and ‘well-loved’ Suffolk mum-of-two.

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Vandals trash bench paid for by elderly community group

Vandals trash bench paid for by elderly community group

Vandals trash bench paid for by elderly community group

12 November 2020

Volunteers at a community centre have spoken of their heartbreak after a bench paid for by a social group for retirees was destroyed by vandals.


Tributes to 'inspirational' charity founder who 'devoted her whole life to helping those in need'

Tributes to 'inspirational' charity founder who 'devoted her whole life to helping those in need'

Tributes to 'inspirational' charity founder who 'devoted her whole life to helping those in need'

11 November 2020

Tributes have been paid to the 'inspirational' founder of a charity whose whole life 'was devoted to helping those in need'.


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