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Suffolk transformed into winter wonderland Picture gallery
PEOPLE in Suffolk and Norfolk woke up to a blanket of white on Sunday as heavy snowfall swept across the region.
Pregnant mother in court for theft
A PREGNANT mother has been given a suspended jail sentence after admitting stealing a foetal baby monitor from a hospital and handling laptops stolen from a middle school.
Razorlight to play Thetford Forest
CHART-TOPPING rockers Razorlight will be lighting up the forest this summer.
Sport
Postponements aplenty as cold snap hits
THE BELATED wintery cold snap well and truly arrived in Suffolk over the weekend, claiming a host of sporting casualties with a large number of postponements.
Final first for youngsters at Tigers
BURY St Edmunds Under-10s are celebrating reaching the final of the Prima Tiger Cup for the first time.
Cup triumph would be a miracle after sorry season
STOWMARKET Town’s season has been little short of a disaster to date, but they could still end the season with a trophy in the cabinet.
New dojo brings Kendo back to Suffolk after 10 years
THE JAPANESE martial art form of Kendo is making a return to Suffolk after more than a decade with a new dojo opening at The Academy Health and Fitness Centre in Barrow.
Lifestyle
Classic panto gets a twist
PANTOMIME returns to Mildenhall this half-term as a classic tale gets a twist.
Playwright in research appeal
A PLAYWRIGHT is appealing for information about a woman who helped to save a historic town centre building from closure 60 years ago.
Oh yes they did go to theatre’s panto
MORE than 23,000 turned again to boo the villains and cheer the heroes at this year’s Theatre Royal pantomime.
Champagne event woos diners
Champagne flowed in Lavenham on Friday as guests at The Swan Hotel enjoyed an evening of champagne tasting along with complementary fine food.
Launch of free music magazine
THREE friends from Bury St Edmunds are producing a free monthly music magazine aimed at keeping people in the town up-to-date on East Anglia’s music scene.
Community
Fund-raising with pedal power
ADSA employees in Bury St Edmunds raised money for Riverwalk School by cycling more than 250 miles – in the same place.
Villages strike grants gold
A £5,000 grant from Suffolk Housing Society will help Wickhambrook revamp its play area.
Memorial service for victims of Holocaust
A CROWD gathered in the Abbey Gardens , in Bury St Edmunds,on Friday to remember those who lost their lives in the Holocaust.
Maureen’s birthday plunge into retirement
RECEPTIONIST Maureen Blake has made her final splash at Abbeycroft Leisure Centre in Bury St Edmunds – she is retiring after 35 years at the job.
Threat to child group
A PARENT and toddler group run by the Salvation Army for 18 years may have to close.
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Weather for Bury St Edmunds
Tuesday 07 February 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: -6 C to -1 C
Wind Speed: 13 mph
Wind direction: East
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: -7 C to 0 C
Wind Speed: 15 mph
Wind direction: North east
