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RAF Honington station personnel, RAF police, RAF regiment, air cadets and veterans, will take part in the Bury St Edmunds Freedom Parade to mark the 100th anniversary of the RAF

Celebrate the RAF’s 100th anniversary at Bury St Edmunds Freedom Parade

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Family of Sybil Andrews met with staff and students from Sybil Andrews Academy, councillors and other community figures to celebrate the 120th anniversary of the artist's birth

New exhibition marks 120th anniversary of Sybil Andrews’ birth

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Doors and window smashed in two Red Lodge burglaries last week

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Chief executive to leave after 41 years helping provide homes

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Fund-raisers set to take on London Marathon for causes close to home

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International Festival of Learning attracts 1,000 to a packed timetable

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International Festival of Learning: Councillors talk about challenges of improving education

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International Festival of Learning: Former KEGS headteacher talks about new role

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Civil works in the Northgate area of Bury St Edmunds are due to finish today

£2.75m roadworks: The end is in sight as civil works finish

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Change of date and venue for Highways England’s Bury exhibition

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Accident

Two drivers suffer life-threatening injuries in Earl Stonham collision

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Suffolk Coroners Court

Fatal crash trike rider had taken illegal drugs

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A14 westbound

A14 at Bury being monitored after road surface breaks up

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Greater Anglia train at Diss railway station. Picture: Andrew Martin.

UPDATED: Damage to overhead wires south of Diss causing delays on London to Norwich line repaired

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Crime More Crime >>

Doors and window smashed in two Red Lodge burglaries last week

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Bus stop on Moreton Hall that has been vandalised''Pictured: Cllr Frank Warby''''PICTURE: Mecha Morton

Vandals damage Moreton Hall bus shelters twice in a weekend

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Police news

Teenager pleads guilty to Bury St Edmunds stabbing

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The scene at the One Stop store in Feltwell following the raid during the early hours of Monday, April 16

UPDATE: Feltwell shop raiders ‘threw bricks at homes as residents tried to stop break-in’ - police

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Education More Education >>

International Festival of Learning attracts 1,000 to a packed timetable

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Gordon Jones and Colin Noble at the International Festival of Learning PICTURE: Mecha Morton

International Festival of Learning: Councillors talk about challenges of improving education

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Stowmarket Mad Science Festival PICTURE: Mecha Morton

Wonderful world of science comes to life

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Launch of Wild Play Ltd - Heidi Franklin and Denise Winder

Pair to take teaching to the great outdoors

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An artist's impression of how The Pines Primary School will look once complete

New Red Lodge school reaches milestone

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Business More Business >>

Dramatic slump in shopper footfall in Bury St Edmunds as bad weather takes its toll

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Alice Ryan and Samantha Nice celebrate Velvet's award win last night

Velvet and Cambridge Independent win top UK awards

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Our Bury St Edmunds chief executive Mark Cordell

Non-shoppers’ views sought on Bury town centre

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Lloyds Bank

Lloyds Banks closing Lakenheath and Clare branches

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Politics More Politics >>

West Suffolk Councils consider the shape of wards to come

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Election

Labour Party’s Max Clarke wins council by-election to represent Bury St Edmunds ward

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Suffolk County Council's headquarters at Endeavour House, Ipswich

Mid Suffolk and Babergh District Council merger put on hold

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Risala Chowdhury has been names the Deputy Member of Youth Parliament for Bury St Edmunds and West Suffolk '''PICTURE: Mecha Morton

Meet Risala – West Suffolk’s new DMYP

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West Suffolk House, Bury St Edmunds.

West Suffolk councils secure use of hostel and flats in Bury St Edmunds for homeless

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Environment More Environment >>

Bury Society’s £15k for Guildhall

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Steve Moore, a gardener at the Abbey Gardens with the Weymouth Pine.

Councils’ planting programme sees 250 trees introduced

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One of the new street name signs at Cow and Sheep Drove or Weston Ditch, West Row, depending on your point of view

Are we in Weston Ditch yet?

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The proposed quarry extension at Cavenham, outlined red, with the area removed following consultation outlined in yellow.'Map: Google Maps

Consultation shapes Suffolk’s quarrying plan

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New role at trust to improve services for patients and carers

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St Nicholas Hospice Care's cat Mia, pictured with 'Gill Wilkins, is retiring.'Picture Mark Westley

Hospice helper Mia eyes up retirement (at 88 cat years)

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West Suffolk Hospital Bury St Edmunds''Picture Mark Westley

West Suffolk Hospital takes ‘immediate action’ to improve blood transfusion services

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ROUGHAM: New eating disorder clinic opening in Rougham'The Chimneys Limited, New Road, Rougham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk'Chris McKenna has opened a new Mental Health Hospital in Rougham for people suffering with eating disorders. Chris is a local clinical psychologist who's daughter suffered with anorexia and he was shocked to discover the lack of beds provided locally, so decided to build his own hospital to help the local community and save patients from being sent as far away as Scotland for treatment. 'Picture Mark Westley

Survival of new clinic depends on NHS support

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Vernon Wiseman has complained about his wife's (Veronica) treatment at West Suffolk Hospital''''PICTURE: Mecha Morton

Pensioner ‘in tears’ after hospital stay

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