Sudbury

Partnering councils have shown stark money differences after both agreed to a Council Tax freeze and a maximum increase on the same day.

The performances of a dancing duo have earned a special award from a Suffolk school, which praised the pair for inspiring others with disabilities.

A road near a town has been shut after a car crashed into a parked vehicle.

Maintaining a publicly-available sports facility at the secondary school is vital for the community’s wellbeing, according to a councillor.

The third stage of a 1,150-home development has been green-lit by councillors.

A car has been damaged after a window was smashed in a village.

The restoration of a listed Suffolk heritage site has earned a national award for a Suffolk firm.

As the effects of Storm Darragh continue to be felt nationwide, multiple flood alerts have been issued across the county.

Where the story of one long-standing family-run butcher’s shop concluded, another has begun.

The leader of a Peakinson’s disease support group has been recognised as a communnity champion.

A special investiture ceremony honoured three Suffolk residents with one award given for the first time to someone in the county.

Three Suffolk towns have been listed as potential sites for new M&S food hall stores.

A multi-purpose hub has been named among the UK’s top 100 small businesses, ahead of a national day of entrepreneurial celebration this weekend.

After 38 years of devotion to football in Sudbury, tributes have been paid to Phil Turner after he stepped down as president of AFC Sudbury.

'Vulnerable and unsustainable' finances are behind a council's proposals for a maximum Council Tax increase.

Firefighters saved a property from flooding following heavy rainfall in the early hours.

The first look at the potential future of a disused former silk factory has been revealed, as the public are invited to give their feedback.

A proposal to restrict larger HGVs from passing through a town and numerous villages has been welcomed.

Campaigners have hailed the encouraging signs for the health of a town river, after the first official grading since weekly testing started.

Town council and restaurant owners in Suffolk’s smallest town have criticised a new £500 pavement licence fee, calling it ‘unfair and inflexible’.