In Depth

The owner of a funeral directors has thanked a town’s community for its support after his premises was severely damaged in a suspected arson attack.

We take a look at the strains on infrastructure as a town continues to grow and what planning goes into mitigation.

A wildlife film-maker once stranded on a remote island during the Falklands War is preparing to share stories from her extraordinary expeditions.

As Bury Drop In marks a decade supporting the homeless and vulnerable, the people behind it have spoken of its successes and tragedies.

A town’s unsung heroes have been celebrated at this year’s Bury Free Press Community Awards.

Council debt across Suffolk has reached £1.1 billion — here's how your authority is doing.

For most, fame is a distant fantasy — but for four teenagers in the late 1990s, rock star status came tantalisingly close.

We went to Parliament to speak to Dr Peter Prinsley about his history-making first year.

Matt Squance and Lauren Bryant, better known as Knuckle Sandwich and Will Power, know the importance of creating safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community.

We raised a pint and ate some cake for historical accuracy to toast the benefactor who helped shape a town’s past.

A business owner is ‘overwhelmed with pride’ at the music scene which raised thousands of pounds after his power was cut by an energy provider.

Historian and tour guide Martyn Taylor continues his exploration of the town’s history with a look at how it got its medieval grid.

Citizen power in the fight against climate change. Can pure people power really fight such a big issue? One Newmarket councillor certainly thinks so.

The family of a girl who was diagnosed with a brain tumour are ‘overwhelmed’ by the community’s response which has raised thousands of pounds.

Businesses across Suffolk have been named and shamed by the government for underpaying staff.

Historian looks back at the lavish fêtes and bazaars that raised thousands for a Suffolk hospital.

Historian and author Martyn Taylor is sharing a collection of your World War Two memories to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

From vintage music and beacon lightings to ration-style fish and chips, here’s how Suffolk is marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

As the cost-of-living crisis shows no sign of abating, SuffolkNews visited a charity’s community café to find out how people were coping.

We are diving into the origins of a town’s music competition and its legacy spanning nearly three decades.