Redgrave-based rock band Walkway have been called in as a last-minute support act for the start of Status Quo’s tour which begins this weekend — which their manager has described as a “very big step” in their musical careers.
A Suffolk County Councillor said she is “relieved” a development brief for Hopton has been adopted by St Edmundsbury Borough Council as the battle to retain a doctors surgery in the village continues.
Latest figures show 790 new apprenticeships were started by people in Central Suffolk and North Ipswich in the past year.
A ‘vital hub’ for two south Norfolk villages has received a boost in its bid to replace its ‘outdated’ heating — but there is still much to do to make the dream a reality, according to the chair of the committee.
South Norfolk MP Richard Bacon believes there is plenty of community support to get a Pulham St Mary pub back in business — and has even said he will give the walls a lick of a paint in a bid to see it return to its former glory.
A pair of close friends and charity champions will tackle their hardest challenge to date when they attempt to trek the Grand Canyon next year.
Eye Town Council has detailed its reasons for recommending refusal on a proposal for up to 280 homes and 60-bed care home in the town.
A Diss based business is hoping for “massive public support” when they hold their first-ever Christmas Fayre next week, all in the name of charity.
Checks are due to be carried out on the A140 after two people were killed in a road accident on Sunday night in Yaxley.
South Norfolk MP Richard Bacon believes businesses in his constituency are becoming more optimistic following a period of cautiousness after the 2008 financial crash.
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Dr Dan Poulter says he has received assurances from Suffolk Health bosses that ten existing community care beds will remain in north Suffolk after the relocation of an Eye care home.
The high profile of Wetherspoons could attract more people to Diss, according to the programme manager of the Heritage Triangle project.
Reports to the fire service of a man stuck up a giant clock proved to be a false alarm in Diss on Sunday.
A local habitat for one of the UK’s rarest spiders has undergone improvements to allow visitors to enjoy some stunning views of the surrounds.
An East Harling-based cat rescue and homing charity is hoping their latest unique moggy will be ‘ear’ today but gone tomorrow in the hope of reuniting him with his owner.
The scale of pub giant J D Wetherspoon’s plan for Diss has been revealed with a planned investment of £2.2 million, creating more than 50 jobs.
Proprietors of a Pulham Market pub have been digging deep for their local primary school —and pupils’ hard work could be appearing in their dishes in the future.
A Diss mother of four is set to trek 200 miles to Paris in a bid to get world leaders to take action against climate change.
A pioneering new opportunity for families to keep a DNA sample of their loved one is being offered by a Norfolk-based funeral director.
The manager of the Oxfam charity store in Diss is appealing to the public for more volunteers in the wake of Sunday openings.
