Suffolk News

Elderly residents urged to get flu jab

Rise in cab fares agreed for East Suffolk

Entire shift at Bernard Matthews' site self-isolating

More than 1,200 pupils have self-isolated in Suffolk so far

Controlled explosion carried out in Woodbridge

Victim of romance fraud in Suffolk issues warning

Virtual high street launched to help local businesses in Sudbury

Public asked to help improve cycling and walking in East Suffolk

More than 30,000 assaults on police officers in the last year

Gales and rain spark weather warning for the East

Ipswich Town striker out of action with coronavirus

Farm fires cost East of England £7m

Suffolk parents urged to submit secondary school applications

Extra support for cancer patients in East Suffolk and North Essex

East of England Ambulance Service put in special measures

Madness named for Thetford Forest 2021 concerts

Footballer launches mental health support service for frontline workers

Suffolk MPs intervention 'neither wanted nor helpful'

Suffolk Police launch new team to tackle Modern Slavery

Regional adoption agency launches in the East

Further £9 million announced for our region's arts organisations

Elderly Suffolk residents to find out if they're eligible for flu jab

Body pulled from water near Alton Water Sports Centre

Man convicted of killing his wife following fatal Barham shooting

100,00 trees to be planted in Suffolk

Suffolk Police urges motorists not to film crash sites

Redundancies possible at Suffolk pubs

Exhibition in Ipswich aims to broaden horizon for young Black people this Black History Month

A thousand workers at Bernard Matthews to get Covid-19 tests

'Unprecedented' levels of economic domestic abuse in the East

Suffolk drug poisoning deaths rose slightly last year

Fire at Felixstowe South Seafront caused £10,000 worth of damage

Calls for ethnicity pay-gap reporting to be introduced for big businesses

Covid-19 business support loans in East totals over £5 billion

Suffolk's Porridge World Champ loses her crown

Child poverty in the East of England continues to rise