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"Many parents have felt isolated and lonely during recurrent lockdowns and constant restrictions; undoubtedly having a negative impact on mental health. "It's wonderful to see our young babies finally beginning to flourish and I look forward to what the future holds for all local baby groups." Gemma Brunning, pictured with her daughter Holly, will be starting a baby group in Kirton in July - Credit: GEMMA BRUNNING Mrs Brunning, who gave birth to her daughter Holly during the January lockdown this year, has been taking her little girl swimming and to Jo Jingles classes over the last few weeks...

Peter Aldous has backed the call to freeze fuel duty. - Credit: David Garrard Two Suffolk MPs have signed a letter from 26 Conservatives urging chancellor Rishi Sunak not to put up fuel duty in next Wednesday's budget. Fuel duty has been frozen for more than 10 years - but there have been reports that Mr Sunak might try to increase it in a bid to try to restore the country's finances, after huge debts were built up fighting the Covid-induced recession. Harlow MP Robert Halfon and the Fair Fuel UK campaign have written a letter signed by the MPs, who include Ipswich's Tom Hunt and Waveney's P...

Two Suffolk MPs have urged caution over easing Covid-19 restrictions ahead of the prime minister unveiling his road map out of lockdown today.

Jane Hunt Richard Selinius, of Brightlingsea, will face trial at Ipswich Crown Court. Picture: ARCHANT - Credit: Archant Two Suffolk women who were involved in a county lines drug dealing operation will be sentenced next month. Karen Ansell, 55, of Ashwell Road, Bury Edmunds, and Simone Whitham, 34, of Grove Road, Bury St Edmunds, both pleaded guilty at a plea and directions hearing at Ipswich Crown Court on Friday (January 8) to being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin between April 8-30 last year. Judge Emma Peters adjourned sentence on the women until February 15 to allo...

Published: 4:30 PM January 8, 2021    Babergh and Mid Suffolk district councils are switching their refuse vehicle fleet to hydrotreated vegetable oil power - Credit: Babergh and Mid Suffolk district councils Two Suffolk councils have agreed plans to switch their vehicle fleets to more environmentally friendly sources in a move that could cut their total carbon emissions by up to a quarter. The cabinet meetings of both Babergh and Mid Suffolk district councils this week unanimously approved the switch of its fleet to hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) based fuel, a sustainable fuel utilising ...