Prime Minister Theresa May is to resign later this summer she confirmed today.

Theresa May is resigning and the race is on for the country's top job - here we answer your burning questions about the Tory leadership race.

Plans to flog unused land have been unveiled by one of Suffolk's biggest landholders, in a bid to tackle the county's housing crisis.

Every dog has its day, and that special moment has finally arrived for "big softie" Wilson - who was chosen from 1,000 photogenic four-legged friends to be the face of Suffolk's top canine celebration.

The death of a 26-year-old musician in Bury St Edmunds was an accident, an inquest has concluded.

A former Ipswich School pupil will be hitting the streets of Monaco this weekend as he prepares to take part in his first Formula One weekend at the circuit.

A Suffolk woman who has been diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour has spoken of the postive impact volunteering with a woodland charity has had on her life.

Next month the Gruffalo will be wandering out of his deep dark wood to meet children at a shopping centre in Bury St Edmunds.

The story of Sudbury war hero Fred Pawsey is being told on-screen to visitors to the town's heritage centre.

Chambers Buses has apologised to passengers after being deluged with complaints about poor service.

Conservatives, Independents and Liberal Democrats have all been given places on a Suffolk council's cabinet - but not the Green Party.

Firefighters across the county have been kitted out with state-of-the-art uniforms, coupled with three brand new appliances, in a drive to make Suffolk safer.

Governors at the region's mental health trust have demanded answers over why spending on children in London is more than three times that on those in the east.

A Suffolk-based charity which provides both end-of-life care and support to disadvantaged young people will be forced to axe one of its services if it fails to raise £2,850.

Suffolk's community heroes who go above and beyond to help people in their local area will be recognised in a new awards scheme.

Pupils at a Suffolk village primary school got a chance to grill their MP on topics such as the environment, education and Brexit.

A heroin antidote is now available without subscription at five Suffolk pharmacies.

Suffolk Libraries will be brightening up their book stores this weekend ahead of Elmer's Big Parade - Suffolk to celebrate 30 years of the popular patchwork elephant.

If you run out of an essential item over the bank holiday, or need some chops and sausages for a last-minute barbecue, when will your local supermarket be open? This is our guide to opening times on bank holiday Monday, May 27.

Plans to make minor highways projects like 20mph zones, pedestrian crossings and double yellow lines easier to carry out have been given approval.

Social care services for children in Suffolk have been hailed by independent inspectors as being of an "exceptionally high standard" after being just one of a handful in the country to get the top rating.

An inquest has been opened into the death of a musician in Bury St Edmunds who believed he was the reincarnation of Jesus Christ.

A children's slide and climbing frame in Sudbury will be closed for a month after having gloss paint thrown over it by vandals.

A Suffolk charity will receive £40,000 in unrestricted funding after scooping a prestigious national award for its work.

Which pharmacies will be open on bank holiday Monday, May 27? Check our guide if you need to pick up medicines or ask a pharmacist for advice

Litter pickers joined forces with McDonalds in Sudbury for a clean-up around the town.

Children's social care services in Suffolk have been awarded an 'outstanding' rating from Ofsted following an inspection.

Villagers in Lavenham are being asked their views on potential changes to the library's opening hours.

A teenager has been charged in connection with suspected drug offences in Bury St Edmunds.

The number of Suffolk teenagers being housed in unregulated accommodation has more than quadrupled in the past decade - amid concerns about their vulnerability to criminals and paedophiles.

Existing Babergh District Council leader John Ward looks set to stay on in the top job with the council, as a clearer picture of the new cabinet starts to take shape.

A historic Suffolk village turned back the clock at the weekend for a celebration of the 1940s.

Many species of bees are on the brink of extinction with some species already lost, a major new report has found.

Experts from the RSPB, Suffolk Wildlife Trust, Buglife and the Suffolk Biodiversity Information name species they believe could become extinct from our region.