Kesgrave

There have been at least 90 pub and bar closures in the county since 2010 and the industry is now being hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.

Suffolk councils could be forced to approve twice as many homes per year under new government proposals.

Listen to a roundup of this week's top stories, including the arrest of a teenager over a shooting and school pupils having to self-isolate.

A teenager accused of the attempted murder of a schoolboy in a shooting in Kesgrave this week has appeared in crown court.

A 15-year-old has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a boy of the same age who was shot as he walked to school in Suffolk.

A 15-year-old boy will appear in court tomorrow charged with attempted murder after a teenager was shot on his way to school.

More than a quarter of new coronavirus cases in Suffolk are among people aged between 15 and 25, shock new data reveals.

Detectives investigating the shooting of a 15 year old in Kesgrave have seized a long-barrelled gun.

Orgainsers have announced Parkruns are set to return across the country at the end of October.

A community has been left shocked and shaken after a 15-year-old boy was shot on his way to school.

A teenager has been arrested after a shooting which has left a 15-year-old boy seriously injured.

A Year 11 pupil is said to have been involved in a shooting while on the way to school.

Restaurant-goers in Suffolk enjoyed more than half a million meals through the Eat Out to Help Out scheme last month.

There will be a zero-tolerance approach to illegal raves, unlicensed music events and parties in Suffolk as tougher measures come into force.

After days full of grey skies brought by Storm Francis, people in Suffolk have been warned to expect more thunderstorms and rain.

Residents have been warned of possible power cuts and travel disruption as Storm Francis hits the county.

Six electric vehicles have been bought by a council for its fleet as part of measures to reduce its carbon impact.

Fewer than 20 per cent of adults in contact with mental health services in two Suffolk districts in March were known to be in work, figures reveal.

More thunderstorms are expected over the next few days, after the Met Office issued updated yellow weather warnings covering Suffolk.

Thousands of students across Suffolk will be waiting to learn their fate this morning as this year's A-level results are released.