Opinion

The resignation of Matt Hancock a d the closure of West Suffolk Council's office in the town are among this week's topics.

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

Chris Morris wrestles with Suffolk dialect, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Bizspeak.

Bishop Martin updates readers on his plan to grow trees to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Air pollution from idling cars and the Climate Emergency top the letters agenda this week.

With his own children about the 'fly the nest', energy expert Peter Gudde explores some of the skills they'll need.

Recycling and anti-waste guru Karen Cannard reports on World Refill Day.

Suffolk PCC Tim Passmore visits the new Mildenhall Hub and admires its low carbon footprint.

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

Boundary Commission proposals for the region attracted comment this week, but only after a special thank you.

Bury St Edmunds Rickshaw riders were busy at the town's Whitsun Fayre.

The wearing of face masks, 'outdated' parking regulations and HGVs on estate roads are top of this week's letters agenda.

The debate over the combination of horses and cars on Newmarket's roads continues.

Bishop Martin Seeley looks at how we start to move on from this stage of the pandemic.

West Suffolk MP and Health Secretary Matt Hancock reflects on the success of the vaccination programme

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

Nick Plumb answers your financial questions each month for Suffolk News.

Abbeygate Sixth Form College student Jess Lumley reflects on why she will never take college and life for granted again.

BSE4BL member Afrika Green reflects on the year since the death of George Floyd.

Democracy, noise pollution and a couple of pats on the back among this week's letters.