Rachel Reeves has sidestepped calls to help those in fuel and food poverty by reversing winter fuel allowance cuts and the two-child benefit cap. The Chancellor said she would “never” make a policy ...

A playschool that found themselves during the Covid pandemic has been rated outstanding in its latest inspection by education watchdog Ofsted.

A Glemsford family have had their world reduced to “taking things day by day” after their 11-year-old daughter was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Beach Street, in Felixstowe, has announced it is almost ready to launch its live music stage ahead of its Unsigned Uprising show.

A charity event led by a veteran Norland Nanny, Louenna Hood BEM, aims to support a children's charity. The event, a picnic and train ride, will be held at Audley End Railway, with proceeds going to ...

Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum announced the BAe Sea Harrier will be returning to the Imperial War Museum (IWM) at Duxford and will receive ...

St Edmundsbury Cathedral is launching two pilgrimages this summer. The walks, named after Suffolk's patron saint, St Edmund, are open to all, regardless of faith. The first pilgrimage, St Edmund's ...

The head of NatWest has said he sees no “direct link” between artificial intelligence and the loss of human jobs at the bank. Chief executive Paul Thwaite told MPs on Tuesday that he thinks AI can ...

Charity Howard League for Penal Reform has sent a letter before claim to Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood urging her to withdraw the decision.

A care home boss said 92-year-old Donald Burgess looked ‘possessed’ before the alleged assault by police officers, ...

The final road trip of the season will not last long in the memory bank. Then, we will no doubt be reminded of the one thing that was always ...

Emergency services spent several hours rescuing a woman who had entered the sea. The incident began at about 9.30pm on Monday on the south Lowestoft seafront, near the Hatfield Hotel. Police, the ...