Local News
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Saxmundham Town Council's concerns over garden neighbourhood plans
Traffic congestion, road safety and pressure on local services are among the concerns raised by Saxmundham Town Council over the proposed South Saxmundham Garden Neighbourhood.
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New pétanque pitch to bring a taste of France to Beccles Quay
A new purpose-built pétanque pitch is being created at Beccles Quay, celebrating Beccles’ long-standing friendship with its twin town of Petit-Couronne in Normandy.
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Bungay Halesworth bus petition
A petition concerning the X41 bus service between Bungay and Halesworth is approaching 1,500 signatures, with campaigners highlighting improvement to its frequency that is needed to help people in the community.
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Police urge Suffolk residents to report catapult attacks on wildlife
People across Suffolk are being urged to report anyone using catapults to target wild birds, other wildlife or domestic pets.
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Suffolk fire stations hit by break-ins and thefts
Suffolk fire stations hit by break-ins and thefts
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Geoff’s 70-mile East Suffolk Walk for Pathways Care Farm
A 70-year-old man is taking on a 70-mile walk from Felixstowe to Lowestoft to raise £70,000 for a new Learning Centre at Pathways Care Farm.
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Flood Awareness Week reminder for East Suffolk
Householders across East Suffolk are being urged to check their flood risk and consider property protection measures as part of Flood Awareness Week.
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Man rescued from house fire in Oulton Broad
Man rescued from house fire on Beccles Road in Oulton Broad
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Three young cows rescued from ditch in Leiston
Three young cows have been safely rescued by firefighters after becoming stuck in a water-filled ditch at The Common in Leiston.
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East Suffolk Council re-opens Call for Sites for future development
Residents, developers, landowners, businesses and community organisations are being given another opportunity to suggest land for potential development across East Suffolk.
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Road closed at Barsham after two-vehicle collision
The B1062 Bungay Road at Barsham is currently closed following a two-vehicle collision.
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Police appeal after suspected arson at Gunton Warren, Lowestoft
Police are appealing for information following a suspected arson at Gunton Warren, off Corton Road in Lowestoft.
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Free children’s book day coming to Lowestoft this Saturday
Families are being invited to a free day celebrating children’s books at East Point Pavilion in Lowestoft this Saturday - 10th October.
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Leiston residents invited to meet their Town Councillors
Residents in Leiston and Sizewell are being invited to meet members of their Town Council this Saturday.
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Possible first live Pine Marten sighting recorded in Suffolk
A possible pine marten has been captured on camera at Benacre National Nature Reserve, near Kessingland, in what could be a first for Suffolk.
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Suffolk MP gives evidence to New York City Council over Grok AI claims
The Lowestoft and Beccles MP, Jess Asato has travelled to New York to testify before the City Council about her legal action against SpaceX AI.
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Southwold businesses asked to help tourism strategy
Businesses in Southwold are being invited to have their say on the future of the town’s visitor economy.
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Appeal after car stolen from Worlingham driveway
Police are appealing for information after a car was stolen from a driveway in Worlingham.
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Vehicle seized by police on A12 between Wangford and Frostenden
A vehicle has been seized by Suffolk Police after it was stopped on the A12 between Wangford and Frostenden.
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Boost for Lowestoft as new marine science research vessel announced
The government has announced plans for a new state-of-the-art research vessel to be built in UK shipyards, supporting marine science in Lowestoft and creating opportunities for the UK shipbuilding industry.
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Leiston residents asked for views on improved Haylings Pond footpath
People who use Haylings Pond in Leiston are being invited to share their views on the recently upgraded accessible footpath.
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Beccles Quay parkrun celebrates first anniversary
Beccles Quay parkrun has celebrated its first anniversary, with 133 people taking part in this weekend’s event.
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Royal Naval Patrol Service remembered at annual Lowestoft reunion
Families and members of the Royal Naval Patrol Service Association (RNPSA) have gathered in Lowestoft for the organisation's annual reunion and remembrance service.
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Saxmundham residents to vote on modified Neighbourhood Plan
Saxmundham residents will vote later this month in a referendum on whether a modified Neighbourhood Plan should come into force.
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Lowestoft Litter Pick collects 127 bags of rubbish
A week-long community clean-up across Lowestoft has collected 127 bags of litter, with 203 people taking part.
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Topcats charity celebrates third consecutive Lowestoft in Bloom success
Topcats charity in Lowestoft is celebrating after winning at Lowestoft in Bloom for the third year running.
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East Suffolk drought and hosepipe ban continue despite rain
Essex and Suffolk Water is thanking customers for helping to reduce water demand by around seven per cent since the hosepipe ban was introduced at the start of August.
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A12 closed after a vehicle hits Darsham level crossing barrier
Suffolk Police have confirmed that the A12 was closed in both directions at Darsham after a vehicle hit the level crossing barrier at around 1.15pm today Tuesday 29th September.
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Bungay’s Fisher Theatre celebrates 20 years since reopening
The Fisher Theatre in Bungay is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week, marking two decades since the historic Suffolk building was rescued and reopened as a theatre.
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Lowestoft-area residents invited to quiz police at public meeting
Residents in the Lowestoft area are being invited to question police and Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner about local policing.
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Halesworth residents invited to have their say on Community Hub plans
Residents in Halesworth are being invited to view the latest plans and give their views on a proposed Community Hub and Early Years Service.
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More than £30,000 of illicit tobacco seized in Lowestoft
More than £30,000 worth of illicit and counterfeit tobacco has been seized from a shop in Lowestoft.
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Beccles Soapbox Derby returns this Sunday
The Beccles Soapbox Derby is returning to the town this Sunday, September 27th, with gravity-powered karts racing down Station Road.
