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Masked men who raided town’s phone shop on Christmas Eve sentenced

Masked men who raided town’s phone shop on Christmas Eve sentenced

Masked men who stole £30,000 worth of stock during a Christmas Eve raid on a phone shop have been sentenced.
Everything you need to know about bin collection changes over Easter bank holidays

Everything you need to know about bin collection changes over Easter bank holidays

Councils across Suffolk have announced changes to bin collections due to the Easter bank holidays.
New owners to take over closed village café

New owners to take over closed village café

New owners are set to take over a village café which closed two months ago.
The lovable Suffolk dogs searching for a new home

The lovable Suffolk dogs searching for a new home

Many dogs are desperate to be given a chance – RSPCA Suffolk has provided profiles for dogs looking for their new family.
Conservative MPs call for town and parish councils to be granted extra powers in devolution

Conservative MPs call for town and parish councils to be granted extra powers in devolution

Three Suffolk MPs have joined forces to make the case for extra powers to be given to town and parish councils as part of devolution.

Village water pumping station plans submitted as part of 70km pipeline

Village water pumping station plans submitted as part of 70km pipeline

Village water pumping station plans submitted as part of 70km pipeline

Plans for a new water pumping station in a village have been submitted as part of a 70-kilometre pipeline.

Key road blocked and person injured after crash between lorry and car

Key road blocked and person injured after crash between lorry and car

Key road blocked and person injured after crash between lorry and car

A key road is blocked and a person has been injured following a crash between a lorry and a car.

Call to help researchers as virus continues to threaten favourite UK garden bird

Call to help researchers as virus continues to threaten favourite UK garden bird

Call to help researchers as virus continues to threaten favourite UK garden bird

Garden owners are being encouraged to share their sightings of one of the UK’s most popular songbirds with researchers as numbers decline rapidly.

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

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

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

Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays to drivers.

‘Worried’ member of the public reports dumped knife block

‘Worried’ member of the public reports dumped knife block

‘Worried’ member of the public reports dumped knife block

Officers have disposed of a block of knives that was dumped outside a residential building,

The Saturday Social – the weekend’s hardest online quiz is back

The Saturday Social – the weekend’s hardest online quiz is back

The Saturday Social – the weekend’s hardest online quiz is back

Feeling smart? There are 13 questions to answer in our super tough general knowledge quiz. How many will you get right?

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

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

Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays to drivers.
Free photoshoot to find the cutest kids in town starts today

Free photoshoot to find the cutest kids in town starts today

The Newmarket Journal is looking for the cutest kids in town with the return of our Little Stars competition.
Here are some of Suffolk’s roadworks, closures and diversions for drivers in the coming weeks

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

Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays to drivers.
Man in 20s seriously injured in stabbing in car park as woman arrested

Man in 20s seriously injured in stabbing in car park as woman arrested

A man has suffered serious injuries following a stabbing.

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Bury one more victory away from title

Bury one more victory away from title

Head coach is hopeful that a bumper crowd will be in attendance to cheer his side on to glory this weekend.
Local lads make return as skipper eyes top five

Local lads make return as skipper eyes top five

Familiar faces have arrived at Haverhill to bolster the ranks ahead of this weekend’s season opener.
Skipper believes boosted Bury primed for title tilt

Skipper believes boosted Bury primed for title tilt

Josh Cantrell has made three additions to his squad for the new East Anglian Premier League season.
Yellows have survival hopes in their hands

Yellows have survival hopes in their hands

AFC Sudbury secured their fourth league victory since the appointment of Danny Laws as interim manager.
Mildenhall go into new term with ‘good balance’

Mildenhall go into new term with ‘good balance’

Skipper Tristan Blackledge believes that his side are looking strong with bat and ball ahead of this weekend’s season opener.
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What's On

Find out what's happening on the jazz and folk scene

Find out what's happening on the jazz and folk scene

Jazz musician Chris Ingham and folk music's Chris Wilbraham with all you need to know about the local music scene
All the pictures from a free Easter-themed event at town centre

All the pictures from a free Easter-themed event at town centre

More than 150 families flocked to an Easter-themed event in a town centre.
This is how seaside town plans to mark 80 years since the end of World War II

This is how seaside town plans to mark 80 years since the end of World War II

Seaside town residents are being invited to a day of remembrance and celebration to mark 80 years since the end of World War II.
‘We did not expect this’: Heavy metal trio crowned town’s music champions

‘We did not expect this’: Heavy metal trio crowned town’s music champions

A metal band has rocked their way to victory in a town’s popular music competition.
Town museum to host new dinosaur exhibition

Town museum to host new dinosaur exhibition

Prehistoric giants are set to take over a town museum as part of a six-month exhibition.
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Velvet

Out & About: The best bluebell walks in Suffolk and Herts

Out & About: The best bluebell walks in Suffolk and Herts
Recipes: Make the ultimate Easter feast

Recipes: Make the ultimate Easter feast
Easter Eggs: Behind the scenes at Ely’s change-making chocolate factory

Easter Eggs: Behind the scenes at Ely’s change-making chocolate factory
Feature: The inspiring story behind East Anglian-based charity Ormiston Families

Feature: The inspiring story behind East Anglian-based charity Ormiston Families
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Business

Businesses consider legal action after losing hundreds of thousands of pounds due to eight-month bridge closure

Businesses consider legal action after losing hundreds of thousands of pounds due to eight-month bridge closure
Supermarket retailer announces opening date for new store in seaside town

Supermarket retailer announces opening date for new store in seaside town
Firms sign multi-million pound vessel agreement for construction of 1.6GW wind farm

Firms sign multi-million pound vessel agreement for construction of 1.6GW wind farm
‘Hugely positive news’: Post Office to return to village high street

‘Hugely positive news’: Post Office to return to village high street
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