Mildenhall

A village high street is set to close for a day for maintenance works.

An investigation has been launched into a suspected arson in a village after a large container was set alight.

A driver has been taken to hospital after a crash between two cars in a town.

The co-owner of a chicken wing restaurant has thanked customers and expressed his pride after his shop was named as a finalist for a national award.

Primary and pre-schools are set to see improvements to their outside areas following council approval.

A drink driver, who was found slumped in his car beside the A14 with part of the vehicle sticking out into a live lane, has been banned from driving.

Motorists and motorcyclists using a busy town road have been having their speed monitored.

A town school experiencing ‘shortfalls in accommodation’ has submitted plans to construct a three-storey building at its site.

A glazing and a fabrication company both based in the same town have ceased trading with immediate effect after falling into administration.

A variety of tools have been stolen from a vehicle in a town after a lock was damaged.

One lane of the A11 has been closed following a three-vehicle crash.

A care home worker, who has made a ‘transformative impact’, is celebrating after being shortlisted for a national award.

The future of a town park ‘looks bright’ following £37,000 worth of improvement work.

Concerns have been raised over cars speeding along a key road in a town following a number of incidents.

This map illustrates the latest police crime data issued for West Suffolk including Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and Haverhill.

Firefighters have used hose reel jets to tackle a ‘well alight’ house blaze.

A leisure centre group is bringing pickleball lessons to three of its West Suffolk venues.

A Suffolk airbase hosted a flag football tournament between British, American and French armed forces to help deepen military relationships.

Improvements to parks in market towns are among several projects backed by leaders for £320,000 in Government money.

The chief fire officer has urged residents to follow ‘simple but essential advice’ as the service reacts to nearly 400 wildfire incidents this year.