Sudbury

The line-up for this year’s Sudbury on Show has been announced, with a host of local groups and organisations taking part.

The new owner of The Bull Inn in Cavendish has promised to keep the village establishment alive after the pub reopened for business.

The next Sudbury Town Team breakfast meeting will take place in the Winch and Blatch cafe on Thursday, March 12, at 7.45am.

Places for this year’s Sudbury Fun Run are now full after 500 people submitted their entries.

Holmes and Hills Solicitors in Sudbury is to offer a free advice event for landlords, providing an update on important changes in the law.

An application to convert the former magistrates’ court in Sudbury into six flats has been granted by the district council’s planning committee.

Campaigners will take to the streets in Hadleigh and Sudbury on Saturday from 11am in a bid to save the NHS.

A nearly new sale is returning to Great Cornard, with spaces still available for sellers.

The Kernos Centre is holding its annual quiz night tonight (Friday) at 7.15pm.

The Sudbury Society is inviting the public to a talk on the long-established history of independent department store Winch and Blatch from 1300 to the present day.

A group of DJs, who regularly sold out Friday and Saturday club nights in Sudbury in the 1980s an 90s, are to reunite for a one-off charity fundraiser.

Police are treating the discovery of a man’s body in Hitcham yesterday as unexplained.

A 69-year-old man from Sudbury, who died yesterday (Wednesday) following a road traffic accident involving a lorry in Newton Road, has been named as Rodney Williams.

Suffolk County Council has suspended its consultation into a review of specialist support centres after apologising for errors.

The owner of a bus company has said conditions placed on his business are unfair, unnecessary and are costing him thousands of pounds.

Friends and family have paid tribute to an 87-year-old man from Long Melford who devoted his life to the ambulance service.

The 2015 Sudbury Festival of Performing Arts started with a bang on Saturday as dancers took to the stage at Ormiston Sudbury Academy.

One of the hardest things we ever have to do is learn to forgive.

Members of a parish council have claimed they have been shunned from a town steering group because of their refusal to be yes men.

A Sudbury charity shop has undergone a much-needed makeover in a bid to attract more shoppers.