Soham

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AFC Sudbury, Bury Town, Needham Market and Soham Town Rangers are among the local teams to discover their fixtures and confirmed season start date.

Listen to a round-up of this week's top stories with the SuffolkNews Podcast.

Listen to a round-up of this week's top stories with the SuffolkNews Podcast.

The funeral service for a former newsagent will be held at the church which he could see from his shop window for most of his working life.

Retail giant M&S, which has several outlets in Suffolk, is set to axe 7,000 jobs.

No new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Suffolk this week but a small spike in numbers across the border.

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Thousands of students across Suffolk will be waiting to learn their fate this morning as this year's A-level results are released.

The National Trust is emerging from lockdown with visitors back in its nature reserves and gardens.

Callum Everett, of High Street, Wicken, was handed a four year sentence at Cambridge Crown Court yesterday.

Developers are wanting to build more than 100 houses near Soham’s new railway station, more then three times the approved amount.

A man who sped through Soham at 80mph in an attempt to escape police has been jailed.

University of Cambridge researchers have reported the latest statistics on SARS-CoV-2 infections by area.

The warning comes after a period of hot, dry weather across the region since Monday, with the storms forecast to arrive on Friday.

A man wanted for burglary and vehicle theft escaped police today after a police hunt in Soham proved unsuccessful.

A Soham man who blamed his fictional twin brother for a spate of arson attacks in the town has avoided jail.

A county council-owned company has submitted plans to build a McDonald’s and Costa drive-through next to a Soham school.

A council has been accused of preventing public discussion of plans for a new station which, it's claimed, could cause a risk of flooding.

Newmarket's High Street will start to emerge from stasis today with stores considered non-essential allowed to open for the first time.