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Bury St Edmunds is set to get a bigger new swimming pool than first planned - with a new eight-lane facility having been designed.

New Active Lives data shows children in Suffolk are less active than England's average, despite a post-lockdown rise in those enjoying sport.

New Active Lives data shows children in Suffolk are less active than England's average, despite a post-lockdown rise in those enjoying sport.

The Bury St Edmunds Fringe Festival that celebrates "individuality and creativity" will be back in 2022 after a three-year break.

The Moments art exhibition which is thought to have inspired Banksy's 'spraycation' could have brought in up to £350,000 to Bury St Edmunds.

Nowton Park in Bury St Edmunds will see £70,000 worth of improvements to its car parking facilities ahead of half-term.

The first visitors were welcomes to the Mildenhall Hub today, as the gradual phased reopening begins.

Kentwells History Festival is taking place this weekend - Credit: Courtesy of Kentwell Hall This half term families can finally get out and about in Suffolk, meeting up outside in larger groups or trying some of the countys favourite attractions including Framlingham Castle and Kentwell Hall. Youngsters can step back in time at Kentwell Hall - Credit: Courtesy of Kentwell Hall 1) Kentwells History Festival - May 29 to May 31 Living historians will be bringing the past back to life across Kentwe...

The Aurora Orchestra, who were due to appear at the Bury Festival in 2020 - Credit: Archant A major cultural festival held annually in Bury St Edmunds will not go ahead this year, organisers have announced.  The Bury Festival, which takes place in a number of venues around the town in May, has been cancelled for 2021 due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.  West Suffolk Council said due to the uncertainty around the pandemic, it has been difficult to plan acts for the festival.  The council ad...

Published: 5:30 AM December 16, 2020    Updated: 3:48 PM December 16, 2020 The planned £2m revamp of a towns sports centre "looks more like a doctors surgery", as designs reveal the introduction of treatment rooms, waiting area and office space. - Credit: Canva The planned £2m revamp of a towns sports centre has been likened to a "doctors surgery", as designs reveal the introduction of treatment rooms, waiting area and office space.  As work gets under way at Brandon Leisure Centre, c...