A pair of landlords have announced that they have taken the keys to their third establishment to expand their pub empire.
An award-winning town venue is hoping to make it two in a row after being nominated for an accolade it won last year.
A district council has revealed more details about a £6 million community health and fitness facility to be built on a former car dealership site.
Ground has been broken on the site of a new supermarket in Harleston, just over two years after it was first given planning permission.
A band which formed from a Suffolk village music club is set to take on only its second live gig to fund-raise for a cancer charity.
More than £86,000 has been shared among community projects across mid-Suffolk, including a number of sporting organisations.
A mother and daughter have taken over a town cafe, fulfilling a long-held ambition.
An exhibition celebrating national and international female artists has opened at The Corn Hall in Diss.
A community cafe has expanded its opening hours after seeing numbers swell in a matter of weeks.
A man has been jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of raping two underage teenage girls after tricking them on social media.
A runner has spoken of his pride at securing a place at the London Marathon, where he will fly the flag for a little-known Diss support group.
Bargain hunters were treated to some live music, when a band squeezed into a charity shop to play a quick-fire set.
A pensioner, who is still volunteering at the age of 90, said he has no plans to give up yet.
A dog trainer has been watching on with pride as six of her students take part in one of the world’s most famous dog shows.
The completion of a major restoration project, built on donations and £30,000 raised by baking, is set to be celebrated at a village church.
A choir celebrating its 14th anniversary has donated more than £9,000 to a pair of charities.
World Book Day saw book lovers from the Diss Express area either taking in their favourite reads or dressing up as their favourite characters.
A zoo has celebrated the birth of a litter of very special pups – the first on the site for 20 years.
Diss Town Council has agreed a budget for its upcoming financial year, with a 4.79 per cent increase for to the town’s taxpayers.
A decision on the future of Diss Youth and Community Centre is set to be put on hold – until plans for a wider development are finalised.
