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A think tank commissioned to carry out a 14-page report had gone into administration just days before the publication.
An education provider, designed to help those who have “fallen through the cracks”, has urged more young people around Sudbury to try the scheme out.
Celebrating summer Tudor-style entertained the crowds of people who visited Long Melford’s Kentwell Hall at the weekend.
It is less than two weeks before the new school year begins.
A summer event is returning to Sudbury this weekend, to raise money for the St Peter’s Regeneration Fund.
Hartest’s annual fete hopes to attract hundreds of visitors when it returns to the village green on Bank Holiday Monday.
A mother-of-three, who has been dealing with a brain tumour for 10 years, hopes to raise awareness for the nationwide battle against the cancer.
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A charity car wash is set to take place at the East of England Co-op Funeral Service in Cornard Road, Sudbury.
Vintage vehicles from decades past will fill up the Recreation Ground in Lavenham for an annual event over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Trio retain their places in this season's FA Cup
Nathan Blackmore survived a last lap crash on the Bulmer course on Sunday to take Eastern Road Race League honours by nine seconds.
Halstead Town soared to the top of the Thurlow Nunn League First Division South table, after edging past Burnham Ramblers at the weekend.
Salvaged results with late goals are papering over the cracks, Across the Border columnist says
Sudbury reaffirmed their hopes of winning the EAPL for a third year in a row, after thumping Saffron Walden by eight wickets on Saturday.
Jamie Bradbury says his Long Melford players relished the challenge of two games in 48 hours, with two wins kick-starting their campaign.
Hadleigh United manager Christian Appleford is confident his new-look side will come good.
More than £500 of artwork by local artists was sold in a successful opening weekend for a village society’s annual exhibition.
The museum dedicated to Sudbury’s most famous son is preparing to close for 18 months to allow for a major £9million regeneration project.
Suffolk Art Society is staging its annual summer exhibition in Holy Trinity Church, Long Melford.
An annual arts exhibition showcasing the work of GCSE and A-level students at Thomas Gainsborough School has been hailed a success.
Clare Priory continued its long-running celebration of local arts and crafts, as it attracted around 11,000 visitors for its annual craft fair.
Give and take is the secret to a long and successful marriage, according to Roy and Ruth Lock, who have celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary.
Tens of thousands flocked to Newmarket’s Moët & Chandon July Festival, for three days of fun, flat racing and fashion.
