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Question marks have been raised over the relocation of two Suffolk councils, after latest figures showed staff turnover had more than doubled.
A woman from Clare who suffers from multiple sclerosis is raising awareness of the lifelong condition after losing her disability allowance.
The director of a new property services firm in Sudbury hopes her early success within the town will spur on future growth in the surrounding area.
Politics students from Great Cornard received first-hand insight into the workings of the House of Lords when they welcomed a peer to their school.
Plans to expand a factory near Boxford to almost four times its current size have been axed – a decision opponents called a victory for common sense.
More than 170 actors dressed as cooks, servants, spinners, weavers and bakers took part in a Tudor midsummer event at Kentwell Hall at the weekend.
Lamarsh will celebrate the official grand re-opening of the Lion pub this weekend, after a two-year campaign to restore it under community ownership.
There was something for all the family to enjoy at a three-day festival in Clare over the weekend.
The council's decision will now be reviewed by the monitoring officer
Sudbury marked the official launch of Suffolk Day 2018, the annual celebration of everything the county has to offer, this morning.
New arrivals at Long Melford for management team.
Midfielder Ryan Horne swaps AFC Sudbury for neighbouring Bury Town.
Club captain calls on Sudbury batsmen to go on and run up big scores.
Massive 10-wicket victory for Halstead.
Sudbury ladies captain sets sights on international caps.
Sudbury lose place at top of the table to visiting Mildenhall.
As duo agree to sign, boss reveals Yellows are in talks with former professional.
Ambitious expansion plans for Gainsborough’s House in Sudbury are set to be brought into reality, after reaching a key fundraising milestone.
Cancer charities have benefited from the donations collected by the Sudbury Dramatic Society, after the performance of their most recent production.
Not to be outdone by the royal wedding at, the 179th Hadleigh Show attracted enormous crowds for a quintessentially British event.
A woman from Sudbury has found her calling after quitting her job as a cashier to launch her own business.
