Diss

A Suffolk care home is celebrating after scoring among the highest ratings in the UK for its performance.

A primary school’s new and unique outside learning space has been dedicated to a former headteacher and community champion for Harleston.

For those of you who don’t know we had a very unusual local by the pen name of Doreen Wallace.

A man is in hospital following collision on the A140 between a tractor and a motorcycle.

A new theatre project which aims to support young carers is calling on support from communities across the Diss Express area.

An organisation aiming to spread awareness about disability and individual differences enlightened pupils and staff at Banham Primary School earlier this month.

During recent weeks, two of the main roads near Eye have been closed for re-surfacing work, which has meant longer journeys for some.

Local produce you won’t find on the supermarket shelf returned to Metfield this month. The farmers’ market at the village hall featured homemade preserves, cordials, pies, cards and a cake stall from the Friends of Fressingfield Primary School. Monthly regulars also include meat, fish and plants. The next market is March 7, running 9am-noon at the village hall.

When a shop in the lower part of Mere Street was being renovated recently to make way for the YMCA charity store, a Currys sign was briefly unveiled above the door.

Duck’s Foot House is a charming Grade II-listed detached thatched house set in gardens and grounds of more than half an acre in the tiny hamlet of Bush Green on the outskirts of Pulham Market.

A legal challenge against a decision to throw out a bid to build a wind farm in Hempnall has been dropped.

A front door was set alight in an arson attack in Diss yesterday morning.

One person was injured following a collision between a car and a motorcycle in Diss yesterday evening.

An industrial piling machine caught alight in Kenninghall at the weekend, requiring the intervention of fire services.

A woman who collapsed in Diss on Sunday is not hurt, according to an ambulance spokesperson.

Hartismere School students welcomed Scole’s Duncan Slater earlier this month to present a mammoth £1,000 cheque for his charity, Walking With The Wounded.

A community car service in Pulham Market has been recognised as one of south Norfolk’s top local groups in 2014.

Aged 19, Rachel Edwards jumped 50ft from a fourth floor balcony in London believing that she could fly.

Residents at a care home in Scole joined up with family and friends for a coffee morning held in support of the British Heart Foundation.

The prospect of changing even just one person’s life for the better is, according to one 16-year-old Harleston school pupil, the ultimate drive behind his impending journey to the opposite side of the planet later this year.