A Stowmarket museum is celebrating after being awarded a total of £50,000 in grants to support plans for an ambitious transformation over the next ten years.

About 18,000 new homes are needed in part of Suffolk in the next 15 years, according to latest figures.

This was the breathtaking scene when a rare, beautiful double rainbow appeared across the Suffolk skyline.

Health checks for 40 to 74-year-olds are on the rise again following concerns that confusion over new GDPR laws was causing fewer people to take them up.

A Suffolk charity that supports unpaid carers across the county has scooped a national award for its work in the community.

Extra investigators are being appointed in Suffolk in a bid to halt poor rates for solving serious sexual offences.

A deal has been inked by Suffolk police over its supply chain which could save the force £3million a year – enough to fund 60 police officers.

Dozens of objectors have raised concerns about a proposal to create supported housing in a terraced street.

Drivers are being warned of planned roadworks which could disrupt journeys on major roads in Suffolk and north Essex over the coming week.

Five women living in Suffolk care homes have been sharing advice they would give to their younger self.

In his final column before he retires, Suffolk police chief constable Gareth Wilson reflects on a week which saw the best and the worst of the county - from the conviction of Tavis Spencer-Aitken’s killers in Ipswich, to an awards ceremony recognising police officers’ work.

Suffolk’s pothole blight has been described as a “poor advert for our county” as latest figures show the council spends the least on pothole repair in East Anglia.

Suffolk’s Creating the Greenest County Awards will be held this summer for the first time in three years.

He started working the same year that England won the world cup, the BBC first broadcast in colour and the first credit card was launched in the UK, but now, after five decades of service, this power worker from Stonham Aspal is retiring.

Almost 200 holiday park tenants have been left without a permanent home after being told they can no longer stay at the Suffolk site all year round.

Tributes have been made to a Stowmarket Town Council worker who died from a blood clot less than two days after being taken to hospital following a fall.

Volunteers, sponsors and guests attended a special ceremony to officially open the new headquarters for Suffolk’s specialist search and rescue team.

“We are getting ever closer to the first spade going into the ground to make this bridge a reality.”

Suffolk businesses have received nearly half the amount allocated to Norfolk in two regional grant pots, latest data has revealed.

Fears have been raised that Suffolk firms are not doing enough to prepare for Brexit, as D-Day looms for the UK’s European Union withdrawal.

The pace of technological development increases all the time but one Suffolk learning provider has the answer for those struggling to keep up.

The opening hours for recycling centres in Suffolk are to change from the beginning of next month.

Plans for 126 homes on greenfield land in Eye, Suffolk, which were pushed back because of flawed highways assessments have now been rejected entirely.

The closure of the Orwell Bridge has caused traffic misery for many in Ipswich today.

This morning’s closure of the Orwell Bridge has prompted fresh questions about what can be done to stop the gridlock which builds up around Ipswich as traffic diverts off the bridge and into the town.

Commuters trying to get to work in Ipswich have expressed their misery about today’s closure of the Orwell Bridge.

A Suffolk café owner who admitted breaching a string of hygiene and safety regulations has been spared a ban – but will still have to fork out a hefty fine.

Three men have been charged in connection with drugs offences in Lowestoft.

British summer time is just around the corner because the clocks are due to go forward later this month.

Holiday cottage provider Suffolk Secrets sees short-break bookings soar 58% year-on-year.

A task force has been set up to improve support for people who have experienced childhood traumas in a bid to prevent long-term reliance on health services into adulthood.

The countdown to one of the biggest events in the county’s calendar has officially begun – with 100 days until we come together to celebrate everything there is to love about Suffolk.