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‘I was taken into care – now I’ve fostered 49 childr...
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Squad rebuild begins at Bury Town
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Elmer helps celebrate difference
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Mayor in Bury St Edmunds tells of how troubled child...
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Championship beckons for Ed after Wembley play-off v...
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Pupils hone their skills at break dancing workshop
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News
‘I was taken into care – now I’ve fostered 49 children’ - the new mayor from Bury St Edmunds
A young child watched with curosity at the thick chain and fur pelt as Terry Buckle was robed-in as the new mayor of St Edmundsbury on Thursday (16).
Schools in Suffolk and Hackney to join forces in wave of new proposals
Schools in Suffolk and Hackney are joining forces in an ambitious package of proposals to boost educational attainment in the county.
Family win tribunal for son’s education
A family are celebrating today after learning they have won a tribunal to get special educational support for their autistic son.
West Suffolk College principal recognised for outstanding services
Principal of West Suffolk College Dr Ann Williams has won an award for outstanding contribution to adult education and training,
Community hub opens on estate
The keys to the newly completed community centre on Cedars Park in Stowmarket have finally been handed over.
Elmer helps celebrate difference
The theme of celebrating difference echoed through the corridors of a village school following an activity fuelled visit by colourful literary character Elmer the Patchwork Elephant.
Sport
Squad rebuild begins at Bury Town
Director of football Trevor Collins admitted there would be changes made to the Bury Town squad ahead of a promotion charge next season.
Impressive display by Culford pupils
Eight pupils from Culford School competed in the National Finals of the Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS) Swimming Championships and came away with some impressive results.
Championship beckons for Ed after Wembley play-off victory
Yeovil Town’s Ed Upson can’t wait to be back at home in Bury St Edmunds to celebrate becoming a Championship player his friends and family.
Parry’s poleaxed in Pau after a collision with his teammate
Bury St Edmunds’ Matt Parry underlined his status as one of motorsport’s stars of the future by claiming pole at his first ever street circuit race.
Barrie carries Thetford’s hopes in televised event
Barrie Trainor, who teaches at Thetford Golf Club, will have the Norfolk and Suffolk golfing community willing him on when he tees off at the BMW PGA Championship in Surrey for his second round today (10.55am).
Ipswich Town fan Russell Claydon says eight new players are needed
Goals from midfield — that would top my shopping list if I was Mick McCarthy over the summer.
Lifestyle
Gallery stages artist’s first solo show
Lavenham’s Lion House Gallery will be hosting a selling exhibition by one of its most popular and versatile artists, Hannah Willow.
Tour offers a peek behind historic theatre’s curtain
Visitors will be able to peak behind the curtain of the Theatre Royal with the return of a unique backstage tour next month.
Helmingham Hall’s listed gardens hosts heritage spring plant fair
More than 50 exhibitors will be taking root at Helmingham Hall for a Spring Plant Fair on Sunday.
Festival review: Gardens host a Thriller of a night video
A last minute injury saw the world’s number one Michael Jackson tribute artist ‘Navi’ replaced by his personal understudy.
April flowers bloom in May for Chelsea show
Suffolk’s award winners at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show this week are old hands but were showing plants they have never shown there before.
Community
Wattisham Gun Run team ready for Navy challenge
Wattisham Army engineers battled the elements today in their final training session before taking on the Royal Navy’s Field Gun Run.
Tour offers a peek behind historic theatre’s curtain
Visitors will be able to peak behind the curtain of the Theatre Royal with the return of a unique backstage tour next month.
Action over waste outside restaurant
Action is being taken to resolve ongoing concerns about waste being left overnight outside a branch of a national restaurant in the historic heart of Bury St Edmunds.
Air Ambulance receives go-ahead to respond in hours of darkness
The East Anglian Air Ambulance has been given the go-ahead to respond to incidents during the hours of darkness.
Funeral date announced for Bury St Edmunds PCSO found dead at home
The funeral date for a Bury St Edmunds PCSO found dead at her home, has been announced.
Application for 93 homes
Persimmon Homes has applied for planning permission to build 93 homes on an 8.75acre site next to Mr Fothergill’s Seeds in Gazeley Road, Kentford.
- New mayor drives through Tesco’s doors
- Leading role given to ‘trailblazing’ schools
- Old friends form new group with man who toured in hit band
- World’s first professor of networking to speak at West Suffolk College business breakfast
- Future of HMV in Bury St Edmunds is secured after business is sold by administrators
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Weather for Bury St Edmunds
Saturday 25 May 2013
Today
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Temperature: 6 C to 14 C
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