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Foodbank feeds a record number of kids at Christmas

Two new monthly records were set at a Suffolk foodbank last December when it fed more children and received more food donations than ever before.

Crucial work needed so frontline staff are vaccinated ahead of deadline, health bosses say

Health chiefs say work over the next few weeks is crucial to ensure frontline staff get their Covid jabs in time for the government-mandated deadline.

Two men arrested after suspected stolen goods are found

Two men have been arrested after suspected stolen goods were found inside a vehicle.

The pressure is on as street clean heads to town centre

A Suffolk town centre is to get a deep clean as part of a £250,000 campaign to help high streets recover from the pandemic.

Suffolk area sees one of the biggest drops in NHS dentists in England over last year

A Suffolk Clinical Commissioning Group area saw the joint third highest decline in NHS dentists across the whole of England over 12 months.

These are some of the biggest payments handed out by authority in November

Cleaning charges, construction bills and disabled facilities grants were some of the biggest bills paid by a local authority, it has been revealed.

Prison building plans will see inmate numbers rise by half

The number of offenders in a Suffolk prison could rise by more than half if a proposed expansion gets the go ahead.

Roadworks in six Suffolk towns you may want to avoid

Here are some of the roadworks, road closures and diversions that could cause Suffolk drivers some delays:

Podcast: Man dies following crash with tree

In today's podcast we have the news that a man has died in a Suffolk town following a collision with a tree.

Police warning as thieves target historic red postboxes

Seven heritage postboxes have been stolen from villages across Suffolk, prompting police to appeal for vigilance and information.

Suffolk district sees house prices rise by over four per cent in November

House prices in a Suffolk district rose by over four per cent - more than the average for the East of England - in November, new figures show.

This is how neighbourhood policing is helping to tackle crime

Two policemen have highlighted the importance of working in the community to tackle crime during the first Neighbourhood Policing Week.

Matt Hancock says further devolution is needed to 'unleash the potential of Suffolk'

Matt Hancock, MP for West Suffolk, has called for further devolution in the region, a move he believes would "unleash the potential of Suffolk."

These are Suffolk's most desirable villages to live in

With the property market rife, research has found that a village in East Suffolk is the most desirable place in the county to live.

Road closure fees to be waived for street parties celebrating Queen's Jubilee

Anyone organising street parties in Suffolk to mark The Queen's Platinum Jubilee will not have to pay fees if they need to apply for a road closure.

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New Rovers Ladies boss eager to build on good start

Team unbeaten in 90 minutes since manager was appointed in November.

Non-League round-up: Stow, Felixstowe, Soham and Mildenhall among league winners

Needham basked in the national spotlight in the FA Trophy but there were also some key wins, and disappointing slips-ups, for those in league action.

Freddie gets new lease of life with Rovers

The former AFC Sudbury player is enjoying his football again after linking up with manager Liam Aves at The New Croft.

Saturday's football round-up: Stow, Sudbury and Newmarket all pick up wins

A good number of Step 3-6 matches survived the weekend's wet weather.

Rovers begin to evolve under manager Aves

Boss is starting to see his imprint on the team following home victory over Thetford Town.

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Pop artist cancels gig due to 'unforeseen circumstances'

The artist has cancelled her gig due to 'unforeseen circumstances'.

Trader bids farewell to market, saying Christmas Fayre cancellation was 'the nail in the coffin'

A familiar face on a market has pitched his stall for the last time, citing the cancellation of the Christmas Fayre as a major factor in his decision.