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Anglia Care Trust (ACT), in partnership with Suffolk County Council have launched a free, 24/7 Suffolk Domestic Abuse helpline: 0800 977 5690. Domestic abuse takes many forms - similar to COVID-19 it’s a hidden danger, and sometimes a…

Home-Start in Suffolk hosted their first ever online art auction this month and raised a fantastic £6444. With the help of several local artists and friends, the team at Home-Start in Suffolk have launched the very first Home-Start in…

Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have welcomed the inclusion of military service information in next year’s census – further supporting their commitment to meeting the needs of the armed forces community. Changes to the census…

Replacing this July’s planned live events, Woodbridge Festival of Art and Music has exclusively invited LEEE John, the 1980s British soul-jazz, and electro funk pioneer, to instead headline a very special live lockdown show from multiple…

Stowmarket Lions want to hear from you. Are you, or do you know someone in the Stowmarket area who has risen to the challenge of lockdown and gone that extra mile to do something special to help our community ride out the storm of…

The COVID-19 pandemic may have physically kept communities apart for several months, but communities across Essex have pulled together more than ever. Essex residents and community groups responded quickly when The Essex Welfare…

The Pavilion Management Committee has recently re-started activities to replace the play equipment in the play area, next to the pavilion. We are thrilled to have the services of two new enthusiastic volunteers to help us with this project…

Suffolk Libraries are getting behind this year’s Summer Reading Challenge which aims to encourage children to maintain their reading levels whilst at home. The Summer Reading Challenge is an annual event aimed at 4–11 year olds which is…

It has been a busy half term at Chilton Primary School. Since June 1, we have continued to welcome pupils back to school. Our Reception, Year 1 and Year 5 classes have been in school for the past few weeks and children in all year groups…

July is a very strange month for us and tinged with more than a little sadness. It’s the first time in more than 10 years that we have not had a group of Chernobyl children arriving for their health respite break and, of course, there are…