Haverhill News

Revealed: NHS trust with £25.3m deficit spends more than £500,000 on consultancy firm

A union has criticised a cash-strapped Suffolk NHS trust which spent more than half a million pounds on a consultancy firm.

1,000 miles in 48 hours charity event in memory of two town men returns

A challenge in which participants team up to run 1,000 miles in 48 hours for charity in memory of a popular Suffolk man is returning tomorrow.

Garden centre embarks on journey to teach children about the magic of gardening

A number of events are being hosted by a garden centre as part of its campaign to ‘Get Kids Growing’ and help them discover the magic of gardening.

New version of much-loved story is full of poignancy, humour and rousing songs

Calendar Girls, by Centre Stage Company at Haverhill Arts Centre

‘Enough is enough’; Rowdy tenants kicked out of property after mass of complaints

Call to tackle ‘epidemic of pain’ as hospital waits impact lives

Leaders agree to push back net zero target by nearly a decade after 'utterly prohibitive' costs

Leaders have agreed to push back a council's net zero target by nearly a decade after 'utterly prohibitive' costs.

Job losses at Suffolk school a ‘massive blow’

Teachers at a Suffolk school are at risk of being made redundant due to funding issues – a move described as a ‘devastating blow’.

Thousands of urgent dental appointments now available in Suffolk

Here are some of Suffolk’s roadworks, closures and diversions for drivers in the coming weeks

More than 50 fallen trees reported in Suffolk and homes left without power amid Storm Isha

‘What if I had been a child?’: School takes steps to improve road safety and driver behaviour

Budget-friendly activities to keep youngsters entertained this May half-term

‘I will defend it until my last breath’: New mayor explains why he loves the Suffolk town he calls home

What's next for the assisted dying bill after latest MP debate?

‘It is clear that we are getting close’: Further delay but new road nears opening

Unauthorised house must be demolished, orders council

Bio-digestion plant flooding concerns raised in Parliament

‘It was not drugs that killed Jamie’: Family petitions for change after blaming systemic failures for man’s death

Improvements to parks in market towns among proposals for £320,000 in Government money

‘We will continue to remember their sacrifices’: Respects paid as community commemorates VE Day 80th

Council to miss net zero target by almost 10 years due to lack of money, report says

Five Hollywood stars linked to locations named after Suffolk towns