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They worked hard to smash their target for the charity that specialise in the treatment of cancer.

A major Suffolk road is closed after a lorry crashed into a building - with divers set to face lengthy diversions for hours.

Decision taken after patient engagement exercise.

New and long-established pumpkin patches will welcome visitors from October 2.

Traffic is moving slowly on a key Suffolk road following reports of a crash.

The town's hub was given its official opening today by members of the community that use the facility.

A £39 million facility aiming to bring together education, health, leisure, community and public services will be officially opened today.

Businesses in a Suffolk town will suffer if issues of repeated flooding are not solved, according to a district councillor.

Police have said a major road has closed both ways after loose animals descended onto the carriageway.

A car was seen travelling the wrong way on the A11 at the weekend, shortly before a three-vehicle crash on the road.

The MetOffice has warned parts of Suffolk could face flooding as rain is set to continue to drench the county today.

There are over 2,300 positive cases of coronavirus in Suffolk, data reveals.

Eight fire crews were called to a 'small chemical spill' at a community hub in a Suffolk town.

Independent surveys of taxi drivers, wheelchair users, other disabled people and people who have mobility issues, have begun in West Suffolk.

Two brothers are taking on the Great North Run to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK, the same disease which one of them has been diagnosed with.

The signal box was a landmark in Suffolk but is no more following demolition work.

A jury has decided the death of 25 year-old man who was found dead in a mental health unit was due to asphyxia and psychosis.

The 16-year-old boy was threatened by an older male holding half a brick, who then stole his bike, on Saturday evening.

Suffolk residents are being urged to get vaccinated against Covid-19 after data showed over a quarter between 18 to 44 are yet to receive a first jab.

Non-urgent blood tests have had to be reduced at a Suffolk NHS trust due to a national shortage of blood bottles.