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Framlingham Town boss Liam Abraham has spoke of his delight at having striker Danny Smith back following an injury that almost stopped him playing.
Our Norwich City columnist is frustrated following recent results and says the fans will expect a side capable of a promotion push come August.
Suffolk superstar Ed Sheeran has released a set of limited edition football stickers to be given away to fans this weekend.
Our Ipswich Town columnist has been left pondering over the club’s recruitment policy following Saturday’s narrow loss to Crystal Palace.
Diss Town boss Garth Good described Andrew Topping’s first senior Diss Town goal on Tuesday night as reward for the January signing’s hard work.
An 11-year-old darts wonderkid with dreams to be the best in the world has secured sponsorship from a Mid Suffolk venue for a second year.
Norwich City fan writer Edward Seaman looks at a key statistic holding back the Canaries’ play-off ambitions ahead of back-to-back home games.
Old Buckenham captain Matt Bint hailed every member of his side after they achieved the Lacons Brewery Norfolk Cricket Alliance Division One title.
Diss captain Lewis Taylor has spoken ahead of his side’s final game of the season at home to their relegation rivals, in a bid to survive the drop.
Old Buckenham captain Matt Bint has spoken ahead of his side’s crucial promotion battle at third-placed Sheringham tomorrow.
A 12-year-old with Olympic BMX freestyle aspirations has taken his first steps towards his dream after being inducted into a British Cycling academy.
A Harry Potter fan worked his magic after taking home two first place finishes at a national swimming competition.
Rising star Nathan Potter lived up to his ‘Wizard’ nickname as he produced a magical comeback to win the Suffolk Super Series at Stonham Barns Park.
Coach Alex Kelsall is looking for Diss to build upon a ‘proud’ display in a one-point loss at high-flying Newmarket when they host North Walsham II.
Alex Kelsall heaped praise on his Diss players after they halted their losing run at Cantabrigian to lift themselves off the foot of the table.
Alex Kelsall says his ‘exceptional’ Diss squad are ready to put ‘their bodies and minds on the line’ to prove they deserve to remain in their league.
Alex Kelsall picked up his first victory as Diss Rugby Club boss against local rivals Bury St Edmunds II on Saturday.
