Outdoors

There could be a warm start to the October half term holiday with the Met Office forecasting temperatures four or five degrees higher than expected.

From paranormal sightings and haunting murder mysteries - tour guides will be revealing a Suffolk town’s terrifying tales.

The debris from Halley's Comet is set to create a 'beautiful' meteor shower this week and here's how to see the Orionid fireworks.

Patch is bigger and better with more pumpkins, more activities and more photographic opportunities.

Fed-up with driving around in his beaten-up VW Golf, reporter Kevin Hurst went in search of something bigger and better...

Inspiration for the long weekend with these attractions either free, cheap or selling tickets at a reduced price.

Wristbands, costing £10.99, offer four hours of unlimited rides.

A new project that celebrates, discovers and protects historic gardens and parks is being launched and needs your help.

The conservation charity says this year's record-breaking conditions must be a ‘watershed’ moment for action on emissions.

In today's nostalgia we transport back to 1995 when a spiked metal cube suspended by ropes which appeared in the depths of a wood spooked villagers.

Suffolk is the fifth worst county affected by rural crime, according to a firm which has warned the cost of living crisis could fuel more thefts.

East Anglia had its driest July since records began, according to provisional figures from the Met Office.

Matt Hancock has raised over £15,000 for charity ahead of a mountain climb this week which will see him tackle the highest mountain in western Europe.

In today's nostalgia we look back to 2003 when a group of families were to set off on a camping trip partly financed by a grant from a post office.

It's blisteringly hot and we all want to cool off but there's 9 things The Royal Life Saving Society says you should know before going near water.

A father and son are adamant that they have spotted a big cat and its cub prowling a town's housing estate.

Bury in Bloom judges are all set to reward gardeners as the annual garden event gets under way.

In today's nostalgia we go back to 1962 when a smiling Princess Alexandra charmed her way into the hearts of thousands at the Suffolk Show.

From fast growing roots to weeds that can burn, here are five plants and trees to watch closely to if you've got them in your garden.

The South Suffolk Show returned yesterday after a two year break with a 'record crowd'.