Local news from Eye and the surrounding area
This bird's-eye photograph shows the progress on a huge business park on the edge of Norwich, where developers want to build a controversial data centre.
A 90-year-old Suffolk woman fears for her eyesight after her lunchtime care visit was cut, leaving her worried about eye drops and medication.
Thorndon, near Eye, Suffolk, has celebrated the 15th year of its community shop which was launched after the previous owners offered it up
People in a Suffolk market town are being urged to share their views on the future of a rarely used bus shelter.
Wildlife experts remind locals to keep an eye out in across Norfolk fields this summer after a pair of brown hares were captured squaring up on Blakeney Point.
A new self-storage yard is to be created at an empty industrial unit in a seaside town, which had been previously eyed by a global doughnut chain.
Plans have been submitted to expand Chedgrave Dog Park, near Loddon, with a new adventure park featuring training equipment, exercise space, and parking.
Plans have been submitted to replace a destroyed lion sculpture at White Lion House in Eye.
An eyewitness has seen a dense column of black smoke rising high above Cranworth.
Locals are being urged to turn their eyes seaward this summer for the National Whale and Dolphin Week on the north Norfolk coast.
Mass objections are being voiced to plans to convert part of a car park in Oakstead Close into space for storage containers.
Reform leaders are pressing for potential changes which could better protect councillors who make "controversial, offensive, shocking or provocative comments".
Martin Furze, 41, of Shop Street, Worlingworth, has been disqualified from driving for 36 months after being more than five-times the drink-drive limit on the A140 in Eye.
A week of targeted enforcement in Suffolk led to seven arrests in Felixstowe and Eye.
A major blockbuster is set to film in Cromer this year, council bosses have confirmed, with hoping the undisclosed project will bring a boost to local tourism.
East Suffolk Council has responded to further complaints about the state of Felixstowe Leisure Centre.
Plans to turn Brome Grange Hotel, near Eye, into a SEND school have been withdrawn following objections.
Simon Birdseye from Bury St Edmunds has pleaded guilty to sending a sexually explicit photograph to an international sports competitor.
The Met Office has extended the extreme heat amber weather warning in Suffolk, including in Eye, Stowmarket, Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds.
Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is calling on the next prime minister to deliver a 'wholesale upgrade' of the county's infrastructure.
