Kevin Hurst

Bargain hunters were treated to some live music, when a band squeezed into a charity shop to play a quick-fire set.

Metalwork to some may not fit in this modern day and age of technology, but one Suffolk man is bucking that idea in innovative ways.

A vehicle hitting a lamp post saw a Diss<a href="https://www.dissexpress.co.uk/"> </a>road blocked last night as a number of emergency services attended.

A town’s swimming pool was officially reopened today following an investment, by South Norfolk Council, of nearly £4 million.

It is that magical time of year again and the pantomime offering at The Corn Hall in Diss is Jack and the Beanstalk.

A church warden is hoping the community will come together to help finish a restoration project for his town’s oldest timepiece.

A pair of brothers who helped make a cider business a household name have relaunched a Suffolk brewery.

A group of Diss Sixth Form students have organised a charity auction to raise money for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).

A Christmas lights switch-on and festive market saw around 1,000 people come out to Harleston town centre for festive fun.

The director of a popular auctioneers has praised her team for their long service as two members celebrated career milestones.