Eight people have been arrested by police and more than £20,000 of drugs have been seized after a series of targeted raids in north Suffolk.
The death of a retired civil servant who drowned near the yacht club in Beccles remains unexplained, an inquest heard.
Suffolk County Council’s cabinet has agreed to develop and implement a Healthwatch scheme for the county.
CARE homes across Suffolk could be forced to turn away council-funded residents because the authority is not prepared to pay realistic fees, it was claimed this week.
Unemployment in East Anglia fell by 6,000 in the three months to March, official figures have revealed.
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A MAJOR new musical production heading to Lowestoft this summer is proving so popular that an extra performance has been added to help cope with public demand.
Budding young dancers from the Mulbarton and Attleborough areas have been selected to be part of the English Youth Ballet’s production of the romantic ballet Giselle.
Greater Anglia have added additional local train services for Norwich City supporters ahead of Sunday’s last match of the season against Aston Villa.
FOOTBALLING favourites from yester-year descended on south Lowestoft for the latest Legends clash.
TEENAGER Jessica Peek is jumping for joy – after lining up a birthday to remember.
Lowestoft Town 4, Bury Town 2: Lowestoft Town finally picked up some silverware as reward for arguably their best-ever season thanks to a deserved victory over rivals Bury Town at Portman Road.
Rookery’s golfing legend, Mike Rees, was put forward by the English Golf Union to take the R & A rules examination.
Reffley Royals joint-boss Robbie Back hailed his side’s bravery after they came from behind to lift the Norfolk Junior Cup by beating Harleston Town at Carrow Road last night.
The inaugural Potter’s East Coast Triples and Pairs event took place at Potter’s Leisure Resort in Hopton-on-Sea with entries from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Kent taking part in the week-long competition.
A team of former Norwich School students, Old Norvicensians, have reclaimed the title in the oldest squash tournament in the world.