Quirky

SuffolkNews looks back at the history of a popular lost route which used to connect two towns.

A town hotelier has thanked the creativity of a 15-year-old boy after he created a coffee stencil in honour of the site’s namesake.

New figures released by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) have revealed Suffolk’s 10 least used train stations.

Remember when a town was taken over by a flock of colourful owls? Meet the owners of nine of them.

A popular two-day festival has been named the best in the county for the second year running.

A woman from Suffolk appeared on the first episode of an infamous TV competition show.

A brewery has launched one of the first AI generated beers in the UK which combines traditional brewing with modern technology.

A pair of Suffolk fire crews attended a shed fire and ended up having to treat two interesting animals during the incident.

A road sign heading towards a Suffolk town contains a spelling error of a nearby city.

Four strangers are attempting to break a Guinness World Record to row across the Atlantic Ocean with a combined age of 240.

A Suffolk tea and coffee firm may have sold its last packet of tea containing a collectable card, but the tradition is set to continue.

Did you know that our wonderful county of Suffolk is home to strange and unique facts?

Comedy legend Frank Skinner is set to appear in Suffolk during his 2024 tour.

The county has seen all creatures great and small escaping from their owners and roaming in 2023, here are a few that Suffolk News covered.

A Suffolk councillor has called for central funding to defend a coastal town after a surge tide nearly crept over its sea wall.

Lovers of a good pun can rejoice as the names of the gritters that will serve Suffolk’s roads this winter have been revealed.

The artisan business that’s potty about products sure to bring a smile to collectors and fun to family teatimes.

A headteacher whose school is in one of the country’s most deprived postcodes wants to give every child a chance to see the big man before Christmas.

A Suffolk handmade teapot maker has featured on an American TV programme and has seen a boost in global sales thanks to the show.

The fate of £20,000 metal tree sculptures remains in doubt – more than seven years after they were placed in storage.