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PM 'deeply sorry' as Covid death toll passes 100,000

PM 'deeply sorry' as Covid death toll passes 100,000

The Prime Minister says he is "deeply sorry for every life that has been lost" to Covid-19 as the UK recorded more than 100,000 coronavirus deaths.
Suffolk MP urges co-operation between UK and EU to avoid vaccine disruption

Suffolk MP urges co-operation between UK and EU to avoid vaccine disruption

West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock says the UK will co-operate with the EU to ensure the continued supply of coronavirus vaccines.

More than 80 drink and drug drivers taken off Suffolk's roads in month-long crackdown

More than 80 drink and drug drivers taken off Suffolk's roads in month-long crackdown

More than 80 drink and drug drivers were taken off Suffolk's roads last month as part of a nationwide clampdown on dangerous drivers.

Digital public notices portal launches

Digital public notices portal launches

The local news media sector has come together to launch an industry digital portal to promote public notices to communities and enhance democracy.
Get the Newmarket Journal without needing to leave the house

Get the Newmarket Journal without needing to leave the house

We are ensuring you can still read the Newmarket Journal in full even if you can’t get to the shops.

Council looks to cut grant to CAB

Council looks to cut grant to CAB

Council looks to cut grant to CAB

A council has agreed to fund an advice service for another year – but it could be one of the last grants the authority gives to the group.

'Inspirational' art installation shines a new light on RSPB Minsmere

'Inspirational' art installation shines a new light on RSPB Minsmere

'Inspirational' art installation shines a new light on RSPB Minsmere

The ruins of a medieval chapel at RSPB Minsmere have been given a new lease of life.

Culture: Nothing stands still, even during a pandemic. Butterworth & Son’s Lauren Small lets us know what they have planned for this year

Culture: Nothing stands still, even during a pandemic. Butterworth & Son’s Lauren Small lets us know what they have planned for this year

Culture: Nothing stands still, even during a pandemic. Butterworth & Son’s Lauren Small lets us know what they have planned for this year

While the last year has been difficult, there are plans afoot for 2021

Schools 'will not reopen until after Easter'

Schools 'will not reopen until after Easter'

Schools 'will not reopen until after Easter'

Parents are facing the prospect of many more months of home schooling with the Government expected to rule out a return to the classroom in February.

More snow and ice on the way, says Met Office

More snow and ice on the way, says Met Office

More snow and ice on the way, says Met Office

Get ready for even more snow and ice, forecasters warn

Police calls increase as neighbours cry foul on Covid breaches

Police calls increase as neighbours cry foul on Covid breaches

Police calls increase as neighbours cry foul on Covid breaches

Police are getting more calls from people losing patience with their neighbours or work colleagues who are persistently flouting Covid rules.

Lockdown sees Tattersalls’ first sale of 2021 go virtual

Lockdown sees Tattersalls’ first sale of 2021 go virtual

Lockdown sees Tattersalls’ first sale of 2021 go virtual

A Suffolk-based bloodstock auctioneer has announced it will hold its first sale of the year virtually as strict lockdown measures remain.
Waiting and hoping for better

Waiting and hoping for better

Bishop Martin Seeley wants society to be different and better as we come out of the pandemic.
Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet makes the most of what this season has to offer and shares a partridge recipe

Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet makes the most of what this season has to offer and shares a partridge recipe

Enjoy a lighter, fresher dish to the winter's more robust stews
Culture: Finding the start of the new year uninspiring, The Northgate’s Greig Young took himself off to the shops, came back with a bag full of goodies and shares with us the results of his inspiration

Culture: Finding the start of the new year uninspiring, The Northgate’s Greig Young took himself off to the shops, came back with a bag full of goodies and shares with us the results of his inspiration

A lunchtime treat guaranteed to make lockdown more interesting

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Harry Darling gets higher-league move from U's

Harry Darling gets higher-league move from U's

Burwell's former Newmarket Town youth player has got a move up the Football League from Cambridge United.
Chris Boughton's angling column: Memorable day on Fenland drains

Chris Boughton's angling column: Memorable day on Fenland drains

It's been a quiet couple of weeks at the local clubs.
Mum’s the word for William

Mum’s the word for William

Young jockey reflects on his first victory under rules.
Callum seeking more improvement in 2021

Callum seeking more improvement in 2021

Relocation to Newmarket has paid off for jockey.
Wallis double handed in Vase final

Wallis double handed in Vase final

Lakenheath handler hoping for Category One glory.
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Culture: Nothing stands still, even during a pandemic. Butterworth & Son’s Lauren Small lets us know what they have planned for this year

Culture: Nothing stands still, even during a pandemic. Butterworth & Son’s Lauren Small lets us know what they have planned for this year

While the last year has been difficult, there are plans afoot for 2021
Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet makes the most of what this season has to offer and shares a partridge recipe

Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet makes the most of what this season has to offer and shares a partridge recipe

Enjoy a lighter, fresher dish to the winter's more robust stews
Culture: Finding the start of the new year uninspiring, The Northgate’s Greig Young took himself off to the shops, came back with a bag full of goodies and shares with us the results of his inspiration

Culture: Finding the start of the new year uninspiring, The Northgate’s Greig Young took himself off to the shops, came back with a bag full of goodies and shares with us the results of his inspiration

A lunchtime treat guaranteed to make lockdown more interesting
Festival cancelled again as pandemic uncertainty continues

Festival cancelled again as pandemic uncertainty continues

Popular annual festival has been cancelled again, it was announced today.
Pub boss looks for outlets to help sell his beer as Covid restrictions tighten

Pub boss looks for outlets to help sell his beer as Covid restrictions tighten

A pub owner is looking for help from businesses able to stock and sell his award-winning beer.
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Lifestyle

VetoMeato: The story behind the plant-based brand

VetoMeato: The story behind the plant-based brand
Beauty: The little luxuries that go a long way

Beauty: The little luxuries that go a long way
VetoMeato: Recipe of the Week - Chickpea Pancakes

VetoMeato: Recipe of the Week - Chickpea Pancakes
Fitness Diaries: How connection boosts wellbeing

Fitness Diaries: How connection boosts wellbeing
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Business

Jobs safe at Suffolk Hays Travel branches as firm announces 89 shop closures

Jobs safe at Suffolk Hays Travel branches as firm announces 89 shop closures
Towns react to closure of Debenhams stores

Towns react to closure of Debenhams stores

£4.7 million Buddhist retreat goes up for sale

£4.7 million Buddhist retreat goes up for sale

Facebook News launches in UK

Facebook News launches in UK
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