Greggs food-to-go unit planned for petrol station on edge of town
A new food-to-go pod, which appears to be a Greggs, has been planned for land at Field Road Service Station in Mildenhall.
MP voices concern over Sunnica solar farm as 'potential threat' to RAF bases
West Suffolk MP Nick Timothy has voiced his concern over the "potential threat" to RAF bases due to batteries at the proposed Sunnica solar farm.
Town to light up with festive window displays as competition launches
Bury St Edmunds businesses are set to light up with festive window displays as an annual competition has been launched in the west Suffolk town.
Formal objection by town council over 70-home plan for 'Suffolk's Smallest Town'
Clare Town Council has formally objected to plans for 70 new homes on land off Cavendish Road in 'Suffolk's Smallest Town'.
Concern after 'alarming' reports of drones over airbase
Mildenhall leaders have spoken after "alarming" reports of drones over RAF Mildenhall, with concerns raised over the potential for a "serious incident".
Writer and entertainer Pam Ayres to visit Suffolk town on tour
Writer and broadcaster Pam Ayres, who has been making the nation laugh for more than 40 years, will visit Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk on her tour.
Those behind drones over RAF base will be "shown full force of law" says minister
A minister has warned that those behind drones being flown over RAF Mildenhall and RAF Lakenheath will be "shown the full force of the law".
Seven homes planned for 'underused' land at home off key town route
Seven new homes could be built on an 'underused' parcel of land associated with a home off of Withersfield Road in Haverhill.
Man, 20, ordered to pay over £250 for possession of serrated eight-inch knife
A 20-year-old Stowmarket man has been ordered to pay more than £250 for possession of a serrated knife.
Renewed calls for redevelopment of derelict pub site in town
A community leader has renewed his calls for the redevelopment of The Vixen pub in Haverhill that has been derelict for more than a decade.
