A woman’s GP said he felt frustrated that her mental health wasn’t taken seriously two days before her death, an inquest has heard.

Senior judge Sir John O’Hara has been appointed to lead an independent review of the Parades Commission. It comes following a critical High Court judgment against the body in August. The commission, ...

Two women have used their experience with supporting survivors of domestic abuse to launch a new cleaning and decluttering ...

A councillor has welcomed the successful prosecution of a couple who tried to secure social housing by faking medical letters.

In July 1981 our photographers were kept busy attending community street parties held in honour of a royal wedding.

A Grade I-listed village church has been awarded a £250,000 grant to undertake ‘essential repair work’. St Mary’s Church ...

The wellbeing of schoolchildren was 'always paramount' for a former headteacher amid allegations he put pupils at risk, a witness has said.

The duke told the Clinton Global Initiative ‘we do not have years for what comes next’ – but his speech was cut short due to technical problems.

Visitors from all over the country flocked to Newmarket at the weekend for a fund-raising event named in honour of a celebrated trainer.

Issues have been raised regarding care plan reviews at an inquest after a woman died in hospital. At Suffolk Coroner’s Court, in Ipswich, yesterday, the inquest to determine the cause of death of ...

A former cargo ship captain has returned to the water more than 50 years after leaving his life at sea to be closer to his family.

Plans to turn a former commercial site into nine homes have been approved despite opposition from residents. In April, Stan Developments/Mand D Developments lodged plans with West Suffolk Council to ...