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Plant and tools were stolen in two separate break ins at the end of last week.

There are delays on the A14 in Cambridgeshire following a collision on the westbound carriageway.

A major homes builder has been criticised after its sewer work hit businesses and suddenly closed a bus route.

The taste of Jamaica has arrived in Lakenheath with the opening of a new restaurant.

The RAF Lakenheath airman who helped last month’s Bury St Edmunds shooting victim was today awarded the USAF Commendation Medal.

The Virtues, winners of last year’s Bury Sound headlined a special launch party at The Hunter Club in Bury St Edmunds on Saturday.

A 54-year-old man who died following a road traffic collision in Lackford has been named by police as Raymond Day, of Falcon Way, Beck Row.

The project to build a £14.4 million council-run solar park in Forest Heath has been dropped.

Police are investigating two burglaries at commercial premises in Forest Heath District.

Mildenhall Fen Tigers have helped Daniel Turner from Moreton Hall raise £710 by staging a speedway fund-raiser for his appeal to raise money for Clic Sargent.

A Mildenhall man who discovered a devastating tumour in his left cheek after collapsing at work is to mark his 46th birthday by taking part in a fund-raiser for the charity which supported him.

Community leaders and residents in West Row are celebrating after the village was crowned the second best in the county.

A woman from Mildenhall has been found guilty of fraudulently claiming she owned a bungalow.

Children celebrated a late term start with a new school uniform and a new school name.

The family of a Mildenhall man who was left in a coma after he was viciously attacked have heard his first words in more than five months.

One of Mildenhall’s oldest charity shops is closing after 25 years as its lease comes up for renewal.

The owner of a farm shop has warned dog owners to keep their animals under control after one of his lambs was slaughtered by a dog on the Euston Estate at the weekend.

A street in Mildenhall has closed because of rising flood water.

Although Sydney Grimes joined the RAF’s famous 617 Squadron too late for the iconic Second World War dambuster raid, what he and his fellow airmen did next was every bit as heroic and dangerous.

When author and raconteur of Suffolk life Charlie Haylock did a cartoon about roadside litter, people challenged him to do something to do something about it.