Sudbury

Sudbury’s lorry park was described as full to overflowing as travellers stopped off in the town last week.

Sudbury’s outgoing mayor has lost his seat on the town council.

A Belchamp St Paul company has won a contract to provide landscaping services to a innovative business park.

A 56-year-old man from Boxted charged with 42 counts of fraud is to be remanded in custody before a hearing at crown court.

Sudbury town team group is meeting at Gainsborough’s House on Tuesday, from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.

Organisers of Women in Wheels Sudbury are offering a once in a lifetime opportunity to ride out ahead of the Friend’s Life Women’s Tour when it starts in Bury St Edmunds on June 17.

Staff and pupils past and present celebrated the 50th anniversary of Pot Kiln Primary School with a big party.

Woodhall Primary School pupils Danielle-Amy Bland, 10, Felicity Villalgordo, nine, and Jessie Mcloughlin, 10, have raised more than £200 for charity.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.