Sudbury

A Sudbury museum has been awarded £275,000 from a national grant to help secure its future.

It can hardly have escaped your notice that we have elections in a few weeks.

A local brewery is going up against the rest of the country with its Suffolk County Ale in this year’s National Beer Competition finals.

A project by West Suffolk Clinical Commissioning Group has got under way in a bid to join up services in Sudbury.

It seems only a short time ago that it was Christmas, but here we are, well into the season of Lent.

A nurse has been named as a national charity’s volunteer of the year for her tireless efforts in raising public awareness.

Litter pick days are being held in villages across Babergh to clean up the district’s countryside.

Two men have been arrested by Essex Police after a man was left in a critical condition after being attacked in Halstead.

The music section of the 93rd annual Sudbury Festival of Performing Arts began on Tuesday, with youngsters of all ages taking to the stage.

Money raised to give a child with a terminal brain tumour a magical last few months is being used to support even more children after her death.

A planning application to partially demolish a former mill building in Glemsford and replace it with 10 new homes will be decided next week.

When the Sudbury Dramatic Society put out an audition call for four people to play 150 characters in The 39 Steps, it was a challenge I really wanted to see staged.

The family of a 69-year-old man, who was killed after being hit by a lorry in Sudbury last week, have paid tribute to the emergency services.

Blushing brides on a limited budget could snap up a designer wedding dress for as little as £35 during a wedding extravaganza in a very unlikely place.

The Friends of Great Cornard Community Library group is holding a teddy bear’s picnic to mark World Book Day on Saturday.

New facilities at St Gregory’s Church, Sudbury, including a kitchen, servery and toilets will be in use at a coffee morning on Saturday.

A man has been told to pay nearly £1,000 for throwing a cigarette butt from his car.

A group of Cub Scouts from Acton and Waldingfield got stuck in with a morning of hands-on woodland management work on Sunday.

A police federation chief has warned that continued cuts to the county’s force could have a damaging effect on policing in the wake of the closure of the county’s police helicopter base.

Sainsbury’s in Sudbury is readying itself for a day full of Red Nose Day activities.