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New Vice-Chancellor to drive University’s continuing growth

By Guest author

5th Mar 2024 | Local News

Professor Jenny Higham (Picture: St George’s, University of London)

She will take up her position in Suffolk in time for the start of the 2024 autumn term, taking over from Professor Helen Langton, MBE, who retires in the summer.

Shotley peninsula: Crime levels in Suffolk see drop but worries remain, says PCC in last briefing before election

By Joao Santos (Local Democracy Reporter)

5th Mar 2024 | Local News

Tim Passmore, Suffolk Crime Commissioner (Picture: LDRS)

Crime levels had dropped by an average of 18.74 per cent over the last year across several key metrics .

Sumptuous Red Lion Mother's Day menu revealed

By Derek Davis

4th Mar 2024 | Local News

Let the team at the Red Lion in Chelmondiston do all the preparing, cooking ,serving and washing up with their special Mother's Day meal menu .

Shotley peninsula parents can now opt-in for Suffolk County Council funded school travel for 2024/2025

By Guest author

4th Mar 2024 | Local News

School travel warning (Picture: Nub News)

If parents have a child who is already receiving SCC funded school travel, they must opt-in by 31 May 2024 to continue to receive it. .

Brantham slump to eighth loss in a row - but whose fault it that?

By Derek Davis

4th Mar 2024 | Opinion

Darren Smith and Roger Peck to blame for continued failure (Picture: Nub News library)

Young lions led by donkeys masquerading as a committee with the team's best interest at heart.

Shotley peninsula: St Elizabeth Hospice announces latest Wild in Art trail for 2025

By Nub News guest writer

4th Mar 2024 | Local News

New art trail on the way (Picture: St Elizabeth Hospice)

Created in partnership with creative producers Wild in Art, similar to previous art trails the project will see ornately decorated sculptures.

Second phase of new Suffolk police policy to support vulnerable goes live

By Guest author

4th Mar 2024 | Local News

Right care, right person (Picture: Suffolk police)

‘Right Care, Right Person’ sees the force working with health and social care partners to ensure vulnerable people are given right support from the right agency.

Sumptuous Red Lion Mother's Day menu revealed

By Derek Davis

3rd Mar 2024 | Local News

Let the team at the Red Lion in Chelmondiston do all the preparing, cooking ,serving and washing up with their special Mother's Day meal menu .

Shoreline benefice: Service and readings for Third Sunday of Lent

By Liesbeth Oosterhof

3rd Mar 2024 | Opinion

Liesbeth Oosterhof at Harkstead Church (Picture: Nub News)

Then God spoke all these words: I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery; you shall have no other gods .

Suffolk Chamber and business bosses meet Rachel Reeves in “positive face-to-face meeting”

By Nub News guest writer

2nd Mar 2024 | Local News

Jack Abbott and Rachel Reeves take questions on top table with Catherine Johnson and Paul Simon (Picture: Suffolk Chamber)

Economy is the number one priority for the Labour Party, and that she was looking for a partnership approach with business, to unlock the country’s potential.

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