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Additional grant support still available for West Suffolk businesses

Additional grant support still available for West Suffolk businesses

Funding is still available through the first phase of a West Suffolk Council's scheme designed to help businesses and traders during lockdown
Man arrested on suspicion of drug dealing after police raid

Man arrested on suspicion of drug dealing after police raid

Police arrested a man yesterday in connection with drug offences after carrying out a raid in a Suffolk town
School’s therapy dog is more than a teacher’s pet

School’s therapy dog is more than a teacher’s pet

A 13-week-old dog is aiding the wellbeing and confidence of pupils since becoming part of the team at a Suffolk primary school.
Police operation launched to tackle traffic offences and anti-social vehicle use in two Suffolk towns

Police operation launched to tackle traffic offences and anti-social vehicle use in two Suffolk towns

Road safety and anti-social vehicle use was found to be one of the top three priorities that residents want police to focus on, after a recent survey.
Police launch new domestic abuse unit to work with perpetrators on changing their behaviours

Police launch new domestic abuse unit to work with perpetrators on changing their behaviours

Police in Suffolk have launched a new team aiming to change the behaviours of domestic abuse offenders.

Festive tree gets public’s thumbs up

Festive tree gets public’s thumbs up

Festive tree gets public’s thumbs up

In these troubled times it often needs a success story to brighten our lives and one Suffolk town's Christmas tree is just one of those stories.

Three households can meet at Christmas

Three households can meet at Christmas

Three households can meet at Christmas

A deal on who people can visit during Christmas has been agreed by the four nations.

'High salaries' for Cambridge Metro executives provokes concerns

'High salaries' for Cambridge Metro executives provokes concerns

'High salaries' for Cambridge Metro executives provokes concerns

The high salaries that could be paid to board members of the company being formed to manage the Cambridge Metro has come in for questioning.

What tier will Suffolk be in after lockdown?

What tier will Suffolk be in after lockdown?

What tier will Suffolk be in after lockdown?

The Prime Minister has announced a new Covid Winter Plan, but what will the new approach mean for people in Suffolk?

Cinema chain seals £336 million debt lifeline to ride through closures

Cinema chain seals £336 million debt lifeline to ride through closures

Cinema chain seals £336 million debt lifeline to ride through closures

Cineworld, which has cinemas in Suffolk, has secured a £336 million debt lifeline to help guide the troubled chain through the coronavirus pandemic.

Pioneers of anti-viral technology move into centre

Pioneers of anti-viral technology move into centre

Pioneers of anti-viral technology move into centre

The developers of a new technology that ‘can save lives’ during the Covid-19 pandemic has taken up laboratory space at a new Suffolk business centre

Rural road was closed after horse rider injured in a fall

Rural road was closed after horse rider injured in a fall

Rural road was closed after horse rider injured in a fall

The ambulance service, an air ambulance and police were called to a riding accident in rural Suffolk on Sunday morning.
Departing head reflects on “the best eight years”

Departing head reflects on “the best eight years”

The outgoing headteacher at a Suffolk school has been reflecting on her eight years at the helm – which included two ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted inspections.
Take a look back at Christmas lights switch-on events from years gone by

Take a look back at Christmas lights switch-on events from years gone by

On a year when large public gatherings are mostly impossible, we've taken a look at some of the Christmas lights switch-on events of years gone by.
Culture: It's been a record-breaking year for cranes flying in to winter at RSPB Lakenheath Fen

Culture: It's been a record-breaking year for cranes flying in to winter at RSPB Lakenheath Fen

Efforts of nature reserves and landowners in the area pays off

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