Obituaries

Tributes have been paid to a popular member of Suffolk’s racing community who has died suddenly at his home at the age of 81.

A farmer who ‘would help anybody’ and was known for organising a charity ploughing match has died aged 86.

Tributes have been paid to a much-loved and respected horticulturalist who helped shape a town’s floral landscape.

Tributes have been paid to a ‘respected’ and ‘hard-working’ Woodbridge councilor who died last night.

A Suffolk crematorium is offering the chance for the ashes of loved ones to take one last journey – into space.

Andrew Veal dedicated 26 years to the Special Constabulary in Suffolk.

A former pub landlady ‘who would do anything for anybody’ has died at the age of 77.

A popular independent trader and fundraiser – known as ‘the man in the red van’ – has been remembered as a family man ‘passionate about giving back’.

The funeral of a man credited with foiling a plot to assassinate Prince Charles and Robert Mugabe will be held on Tuesday.

Tributes have been paid to a kind, strong and family-minded woman who lived to the ‘incredible’ age of 107.

A popular former headteacher and 'pillar of the community’ has died.

More than 200 mourners paid tributes to a former trainer who died last month.

A passionate contributor to Suffolk rugby has been remembered as a 'true club man' who will 'leave a void' in the hearts of all who knew him.

One of Sudbury’s most prominent public servants has been remembered for his 'total devotion' to the town and his family, following his death.

A ‘true legend of Bury St Edmunds’ who was well-known for his achievements in football, boxing and greyhound racing has died aged 86.

Tributes have been paid following the death of a former jockey who became a popular member of staff at the National Horseracing Museum.

An artist and former jewellery designer who held art and theatre workshops at schools across the area has died aged 90.

A businesswoman and fundraiser who died months after suffering a heart attack in France was honoured in a ceremony earlier this month.

A long-time friendly face behind the counter at a Sudbury chip shop has been remembered as a 'kind and gentle man' who took great pride in his work.

Tribute has been paid to a ‘caring and loving’ former landlady who ran a ‘real community pub’.