Bury St Edmunds

More than 250 servicemen and women will be marking the 100th anniversary of the RAF by walking in the Bury St Edmunds Freedom Parade next weekend.

The family of Bury St Edmunds artist Sybil Andrews attended a special exhibition of her work yesterday on what would have been her 120th birthday.

Vandals who shattered windows in bus stops along a busy road returned after they had been made safe to smash more glass.

A 17-year-old boy has admitted wounding another teenager with a knife in Bury St Edmunds town centre.

Those who visit Bury St Edmunds for reasons other than shopping are being encouraged to take part in an annual survey on what people want from the town centre.

The project to renovate Bury St Edmunds Guildhall has received a £15,000 boost from the Bury Society.

When staff at the new Bury St Edmunds B&M homewares store were asked to nominate a ‘local hero’ for special treatment on opening day, they chose St Nicholas Hospice Care.

Schools across Bury St Edmunds have been going mad about hats as they prepare for the town market’s Mad Hatter’s events next month.

A Hessett-based farm has been given a helping hand this Easter from groups of children who came along to take part in its educational courses.

A 37-year-old man reported missing from the Bury St Edmunds area has been found safe and well.

A Lawshall conservation charity which helps vulnerable people get in touch with nature is diving into this year’s Great East Swim.

Two men are being hunted by police after they stole an 89-year-old woman’s purse at her home in Tennyson Road, Bury St Edmunds.

A mural has been unveiled at a Bury St Edmunds school to mark the golden jubilee of The Arts Society in the town.

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is urging workers to ensure they get enough sleep at night.

A Stowmarket auction firm held its first toy, music and memorabilia auction last month, with items sold totalling over £65,000.

Hundreds of chocolate eggs were delivered to the children’s ward at West Suffolk Hospital, thanks to a group of kind-hearted bikers.

Prioritising certain road and pavement repairs in Bury St Edmunds over others will leave some residents unsatisfied, a councillor has warned.

Cash was stolen from a pensioner’s house in Barningham yesterday after he declined to take up a stranger’s offer of gardening services.

West Suffolk Hospital was forced to take ‘immediate action’ to improve its blood transfusion services last year after serious issues were found.