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Merrymaking proves a hit with visitors

Merrymaking proves a hit with visitors

Merrymaking proves a hit with visitors

10 May 2015


Former society chairman made lifetime member

Former society chairman made lifetime member

Former society chairman made lifetime member

10 May 2015

The Sudbury Society has made former chairman David Burnett a lifetime member in a special ceremony.


Detectives issue fresh warning over burglaries

Detectives issue fresh warning over burglaries

Detectives issue fresh warning over burglaries

10 May 2015

Police are linking a series of burglaries carried out in broad daylight – and reminding householders to be extra vigilant.


Toast to an award-winning partnership

Toast to an award-winning partnership

Toast to an award-winning partnership

10 May 2015

The Bridge Project and Sudbury’s Waitrose have received a High Sheriff Award for Suffolk Corporate Community Partnership of the Year.


Seven-week road closure ‘unavoidable’

Seven-week road closure ‘unavoidable’

Seven-week road closure ‘unavoidable’

09 May 2015

The closure of a main road into a popular tourist destination has been confirmed.


New children’s centre not up to scratch

New children’s centre not up to scratch

New children’s centre not up to scratch

09 May 2015

A campaigner says the newly-opened children’s centre in Hadleigh is not meeting the needs of parents and carers in the town.


Firm ready for charity ride

Firm ready for charity ride

Firm ready for charity ride

09 May 2015

A local law firm is to hold its 10th annual charity bike ride later this year.


Hidden gardens of a Suffolk town

Hidden gardens of a Suffolk town

Hidden gardens of a Suffolk town

09 May 2015

Some of Hadleigh’s best gardens, both great and small, will be open to the public on June 6.


Book of memories for old girl’s school

Book of memories for old girl’s school

Book of memories for old girl’s school

09 May 2015

Alumni of the old Sudbury High School for Girls will be able to reminisce with a new book written and published by former pupils.


Conservatives win first ever majority at Babergh District Council

Conservatives win first ever majority at Babergh District Council

Conservatives win first ever majority at Babergh District Council

08 May 2015

Conservative Party members were in high spirits at the Babergh District Council elections as they took 29 seats to claim a first majority in the district’s history.


Leestock warm up events announced

Leestock warm up events announced

Leestock warm up events announced

08 May 2015

Organisers of the annual Leestock Festival have announced a number of warm up events this weekend.


Towns celebrate 30 year partnership

Towns celebrate 30 year partnership

Towns celebrate 30 year partnership

08 May 2015

Sudbury’s 30 year link with the French town of Clermont L’Oise was celebrated on Sunday as delegates from the town, along with Sudbury’s other twinning towns Hoxter in Germany and Fredensborg in Denmark, took part in an official ceremony.


Geoff spreads the word so everyone can go to the ball

Geoff spreads the word so everyone can go to the ball

Geoff spreads the word so everyone can go to the ball

08 May 2015

A charity fundraiser is setting his sights on raising thousands of pounds to help patients and their families facing transplants.


Cancer killed man

Cancer killed man

Cancer killed man

08 May 2015

A roof tiler from Sudbury died at his home from cancer which had never been diagnosed, an inquest heard.


Ohh la la - Sudbury’s market enjoys European twist

Ohh la la - Sudbury’s market enjoys European twist

Ohh la la - Sudbury’s market enjoys European twist

08 May 2015

Sudbury’s Market Hill was transformed into a continental market at the weekend.


Conservatives stay in power in South Suffolk as James Cartlidge is named as new MP

Conservatives stay in power in South Suffolk as James Cartlidge is named as new MP

Conservatives stay in power in South Suffolk as James Cartlidge is named as new MP

08 May 2015

South Suffolk will have a new Member of Parliament but the colour will stay the same after Conservative candidate James Cartlidge was voted in.


Cricket is topic of conversation

Cricket is topic of conversation

Cricket is topic of conversation

07 May 2015

Former England cricketer Matthew Hoggard is appearing at The Quay Theatre tomorrow, Friday.


Take part in Race for Life at school

Take part in Race for Life at school

Take part in Race for Life at school

07 May 2015

A school in Gosfield is to be the first in the area to join a major charity sporting event.


Body found in Stoke-by-Clare confirmed as missing man

Body found in Stoke-by-Clare confirmed as missing man

Body found in Stoke-by-Clare confirmed as missing man

07 May 2015

The body of a man discovered in Stoke-by-Clare on Monday, May, 4, has been formally identified as missing person Mark Stanbridge.


Shock as around 175 jobs to go at Sudbury’s largest employer

Shock as around 175 jobs to go at Sudbury’s largest employer

Shock as around 175 jobs to go at Sudbury’s largest employer

07 May 2015

The largest employer in Sudbury, Delphi Diesel Systems, has confirmed that 176 jobs are to go.


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