How safe do you feel in your community? The question being asked by the town council in Saxmundham.
A survey has been launched asking a series of questions designed to gather feedback from local residents.
The council are interested in your views on all kinds of issues from cycle safety to cyber crime.
Lowestoft Honours Wartime Bomb Disposal Heroes
Lowestoft Town Council has unveiled a new commemorative plaque at Ness Park to honour the courageous work of bomb and mine disposal personnel who served during and after the Second World War.
Benjamin Britten Statue Unveiled in Suffolk
A striking new 12-foot bronze statue of world-renowned composer Benjamin Britten has been unveiled in his hometown of Lowestoft.
East Suffolk Marks Remembrance Sunday
Hundreds of people gathered at Royal Plain in Lowestoft for a special Remembrance ceremony honouring those who served and sacrificed in conflict.
Police Appeal After Assault in Lowestoft
Police are appealing for witnesses following a sexual assault that took place outside a pub in Lowestoft.
Britten as a Boy Statue Unveiling in Lowestoft
Composer Sir John Rutter CBE will officially unveil a new statue of Benjamin Britten as a boy in Lowestoft on Monday 10th November at 2pm.
Historic Beccles Printer Close After More Than 200 Years
One of Beccles’ most historic employers, CPI William Clowes, is to close after more than two centuries of book printing.
Stricken Boat Helped into Lowestoft Harbour
Lifeboat crews were called out at 10.32am on Tuesday (4th November) after reports of a motor cruiser struggling to make headway along the Suffolk coast amid rough conditions.
Carlton Colville Man Jailed for Attempted Murder
A man from Carlton Colville has been jailed for thirty years after attempting to murder his partner during a violent knife attack.
