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More than 25,000 called mental health helpline during pandemic

More than 25,000 called mental health helpline during pandemic

A phone line set up to provide immediate help has been used by more than 25,000.
Culture: With a certain amount of uncertainty about what Christmas will be like this year, there’s no need to miss out on some festive treats, says Lauren Small of Butterworth and Son

Culture: With a certain amount of uncertainty about what Christmas will be like this year, there’s no need to miss out on some festive treats, says Lauren Small of Butterworth and Son

It’s beginning to look a lot like coffee
Culture: You may need a little patience to create Greig Young’s recipe, but the head chef at The Northgate promises the effort is going to be well worth it. . . time to put it to the test

Culture: You may need a little patience to create Greig Young’s recipe, but the head chef at The Northgate promises the effort is going to be well worth it. . . time to put it to the test

Turkey with a twist - all parcelled up for Christmas
Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet shares how he’s inspired by nature’s palette and the earthy hues of winter

Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet shares how he’s inspired by nature’s palette and the earthy hues of winter

A heart-warming dish using the season's bounty
Long-serving retail worker retires after almost 60 years of service to shops on same Suffolk street

Long-serving retail worker retires after almost 60 years of service to shops on same Suffolk street

Putting her feet up and relaxing as she begins her retirement is not something that 74-year-old Babs Bayes plans to do.

Additional testing planned at care homes to help curb spread of coronavirus in town

Additional testing planned at care homes to help curb spread of coronavirus in town

Additional testing planned at care homes to help curb spread of coronavirus in town

A summit of leaders has resulted in a fresh commitment for more testing, with Public Health Suffolk stating it is taking the situation very seriously.

Podcast: Suffolk will be in Tier 2 after lockdown, MP explains reasons for tough restrictions and celebrity auction for charity starts

Podcast: Suffolk will be in Tier 2 after lockdown, MP explains reasons for tough restrictions and celebrity auction for charity starts

Podcast: Suffolk will be in Tier 2 after lockdown, MP explains reasons for tough restrictions and celebrity auction for charity starts

In this week's podcast, hear from West Suffolk MP and health secretary Matt Hancock as it's confirmed the county will be in Tier 2 after lockdown.

New £2,000 defibrillator installed at community centre could pave way for more life-saving assets

New £2,000 defibrillator installed at community centre could pave way for more life-saving assets

New £2,000 defibrillator installed at community centre could pave way for more life-saving assets

It follows campaigns to increase public access to emergency defibrillators in a number of towns and villages around Suffolk.

Woman in 30s dies after car collides with roadside bank

Woman in 30s dies after car collides with roadside bank

Woman in 30s dies after car collides with roadside bank

A woman in her 30s has died in an early-hours collision in a Suffolk town.

Suffolk avoids toughest restrictions under Tier 2 rules

Suffolk avoids toughest restrictions under Tier 2 rules

Suffolk avoids toughest restrictions under Tier 2 rules

Suffolk has escaped the toughest post-lockdown restrictions from next week.

Regeneration schemes at leisure facilities on track as centres prepare for return from lockdown

Regeneration schemes at leisure facilities on track as centres prepare for return from lockdown

Regeneration schemes at leisure facilities on track as centres prepare for return from lockdown

Leisure centres are permitted to operate across all three levels of the Government's revised post-lockdown tier system, which takes effect next week.

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New outdoor classrooms help nursery successfully adapt to coronavirus pandemic

New outdoor classrooms help nursery successfully adapt to coronavirus pandemic

The new classrooms were built with the help of a parent, enabling the children to be outside in all weathers and benefit from an open-air environment.
Stoke College launches A-level scholarship scheme for students from lower income backgrounds

Stoke College launches A-level scholarship scheme for students from lower income backgrounds

The school is hoping students from the most ‘challenging economic backgrounds’ will apply to become boarders or day students on a free scholarship.
Thousands of children in Suffolk missing out on free flu vaccinations, data reveals

Thousands of children in Suffolk missing out on free flu vaccinations, data reveals

Healthcare professionals are urging parents to take up the invitation for a free flu vaccine if they receive one from their local GP practice.

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New hope for Sudbury players’ league return

New hope for Sudbury players’ league return

Sudbury's chairman explains that the club have accepted proposals for regional mini leagues for their first and second teams.
Tier 2 and sport: what does it mean?

Tier 2 and sport: what does it mean?

How many supporters can attend Ipswich Town matches and other Tier 2 sport questions answered.
Club aims to lead the way in encouraging females to play

Club aims to lead the way in encouraging females to play

A golf club has become the first in its county area to run a scheme aimed at encouraging more females into playing and working within the industry.
Blues hoping to welcome back fans while grassroots sports given green light

Blues hoping to welcome back fans while grassroots sports given green light

Prime Minsiter Boris Johnson has announced fans can return - in limited numbers - to stadiums and has given the green light to grassroots sports.
Loanee Collinge helps keep team ticking over in lockdown

Loanee Collinge helps keep team ticking over in lockdown

Colchester United loanee Danny Collinge speaks about his loan move to AFC Sudbury, as well as revealing how he has helped them in lockdown.
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Culture: With a certain amount of uncertainty about what Christmas will be like this year, there’s no need to miss out on some festive treats, says Lauren Small of Butterworth and Son

Culture: With a certain amount of uncertainty about what Christmas will be like this year, there’s no need to miss out on some festive treats, says Lauren Small of Butterworth and Son

It’s beginning to look a lot like coffee
Culture: You may need a little patience to create Greig Young’s recipe, but the head chef at The Northgate promises the effort is going to be well worth it. . . time to put it to the test

Culture: You may need a little patience to create Greig Young’s recipe, but the head chef at The Northgate promises the effort is going to be well worth it. . . time to put it to the test

Turkey with a twist - all parcelled up for Christmas
Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet shares how he’s inspired by nature’s palette and the earthy hues of winter

Culture: Award-winning chef-patron Pascal Canevet shares how he’s inspired by nature’s palette and the earthy hues of winter

A heart-warming dish using the season's bounty
Sandwich shop owner says he has definitely made the Wright move

Sandwich shop owner says he has definitely made the Wright move

The owner of a popular sandwich shop says he has got off to a ‘phenomenal’ start after moving to a new town centre location.
Culture: Chris Wilbraham looks at the Folk Album Chart and is impressed by the mix of well-known and lesser known folk acts

Culture: Chris Wilbraham looks at the Folk Album Chart and is impressed by the mix of well-known and lesser known folk acts

"I was pleased to find plenty of artists and music I was unaware of among the usual suspects"
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Lifestyle

Joys and trials of a child with Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome at RAREfest20

Joys and trials of a child with Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome at RAREfest20
Food: Eating in meets dining out at Noble House

Food: Eating in meets dining out at Noble House
Gift Guide: What fashionistas want for Christmas

Gift Guide: What fashionistas want for Christmas
Gift Guide: The tastiest local treats for foodies

Gift Guide: The tastiest local treats for foodies
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Business

All you need to know about this year's Bury St Edmunds shop window competition

All you need to know about this year's Bury St Edmunds shop window competition
Sandwich shop owner says he has definitely made the Wright move

Sandwich shop owner says he has definitely made the Wright move

Cinema manager's telephone befriending service for isolated and lonely is a success

Cinema manager's telephone befriending service for isolated and lonely is a success
Row breaks out over future of ‘once popular’ village pub

Row breaks out over future of ‘once popular’ village pub

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