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  A major regeneration project is set to transform a disused factory site in Lowestoft, bringing up to 500 new homes and more than 16,000 square metres of employment space to the town.

• Urgent Action at Oulton Broad Care Home

  The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated North Bay House in Borow Road inadequate and imposed urgent conditions on the home’s registration following a recent inspection.

• New Men’s Shed Opens in Carlton Colville

  A new Men’s Shed has been launched in Carlton Colville to help local men connect, share skills, and support each other’s wellbeing.

• Halesworth Morsbags Celebrates First Anniversary

  The charity's members make stylish fabric carrier bags using donated fabric, reducing single-use plastic shopping bags and preventing 'waste' fabric going to landfill. 

• Extra Suffolk Police Patrols for Hallowe’en

  Suffolk Police are reminding residents across towns including Lowestoft, Beccles, and Leiston to enjoy Hallowe’en responsibly and to be mindful of those who prefer not to take part.

• Woman Assaulted in Lowestoft’s Britten Centre

  Police are appealing for witnesses following an attack on a woman at the Britten Centre in Lowestoft.

• Thorpeness Erosion House Demolition

  The demolition of a cliff top home in Thorpeness that was at risk of being lost to the sea has begun after “critical safety levels” were reached.

• Free 'Post Office Bus' Launched in Halesworth

  Halesworth Town Council is running a free shuttle bus service this Wednesday (29th October) to help residents reach nearby Post Offices Peasenhall.