Opinion

Cartoonist John Elson puts his spin on the ITFC shirt sales story

Energy expert Peter Gudde is looking for some clear and objective messaging from the government about future energy needs.

Bishop Martin Seeley says we all need to work together to tackle climate change.

Suffolk's Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore has been exchanging views with the Prime Minister.

Suffolk campaigner Karen Cannard gears up for September's Zero Waste Week.

The dispute over whether all taxis should be wheelchair accessible dominated our mailbox this week.

Columnist John Bone's irreverent take on Newmarket's week.

Chris Morris is having his diary assessed as he thinks he may well have found a very rare and extremely valuable Banksy.

In this month's column, Suffolk's chief constable talks anti-social behaviour, a new joint police and fire station in a town and recruitment.

Most music fans would never give up a chance to see Rick Astley perform live, and he certainly never let them down when he took to the stage.

Tom Jones is famous for singing ‘It's Not Unusual’ but it really was as thousands flocked to one of the first big shows in more than a year.

John Bone with his irreverent take on Newmarket's week.

National issues dominate the the letters this week - the cut to the aid budget, politics and the environment.

Chris Morris finds Freedom Day somewhat bitter-sweet and suffers a severe bout of ping-paranoia.

Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore explains how he's held to account.

Suffolk's chief constable has thanked residents for their help in bringing the coronavirus case rate down but has urged them not to get complacent.

Racism, football, the environment and famous friends feature among this week's letters.

Bury St Edmunds MP Jo Churchill urges people to enjoy Suffolk's attractions this summer.

Matt Hancock's resignation, transport policy and air pollution are on the agenda this week.

Bishop Martin Seeley finds an expected lockdown baby boom did not come to pass.