Post Office branches in Suffolk set to escape axe amid transformation plans
Post Office branches in Suffolk are set to escape the axe after the company announced plans to cut 100 crown branches
Suffolk library reopens after boiler issue left the library without hot water or heat
Felixstowe Library in Crescent Road had to close for four days when a boiler problem left the premises without hot water or heating
River campaigner welcomes 'huge news' of changes to bathing water regulations
Suffolk clean water campaigner Ruth Leach has said possible changes to bathing water regulations could be "huge news" for Woodbridge.
Historic Suffolk church "would have closed" if roof repairs had not been carried out
The Church of St Edmund at Kessingland has been taken off the Heritage At Risk Register after the roof was repaired and re-thatched
MP says changes to farmer inheritance tax are to release land for developers
Patrick Spencer, MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, has said changes to agricultural inheritance tax are to release land for development.
Town centre bin cleared following concerns about foul smell and hygiene
Council staff have cleared a Leiston town centre public bin and dog bin following concerns about foul smells and hygiene
Decision to reroute Suffolk electricity cable to Kent welcomed by campaigners
Campaigners, the Suffolk Coastal MP and a councillor have announced that they welcome news that the Nautilus cable will be rerouted to Kent
Suffolk resident stars in film about the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa
The film Oliver Tambo's London Recruits - featuring a Suffolk resident - will be shown at Leiston Film Theatre.
Artist 'surprised' by reaction as beach art is vandalised
An artist from Lode has said he was "not upset" that a piece of art he created on Southwold beach was vandalised.
Owner of Suffolk jet ski business warns licensing plans could affect tourism
The owner of Suffolk Jet Ski - Daniel Mayhew - has warned the licensing of jet skis could potentially affect tourism in Suffolk
