A Beccles mother turned to shoplifting as a “release” after being bullied by her sons following a brain aneurysm while she was pregnant.

A Foodbank, which provides three days worth of emergency food to local people in crisis, is calling for the support of the community this winter.

A busy road will be closed for more than three weeks while work to install a new crossing gets under way after months of delays.

The daughter of a woman who suffered life-changing injuries after coming into collision with a car when riding her mobility scooter feared her mother was going to die.

The first ever Beccles Fun Run took place at the weekend, raising more than £500 for local community projects.

Some of the UK’s biggest supermarkets and online stores are recalling products due to fears they may contain harmful chemicals and deadly bacteria.

The future arrival of a discount supermarket in a market town has been welcomed by business owners and residents alike.

A discount supermarket has once again received unanimous planning approval after overcoming objections from a nearby competitor.

The retail impact of a new Lidl store in Beccles is to be discussed following an objection from nearby Tesco.

Fundraisers from the Lowestoft-based Lauren Lou appeal, which continues to raise money and awareness in aid of cancer charities and local causes, have been boosted by two recent collections.

Beccles Lido will be reopening with a splash as a new fundraising challenge is launched.

The great outdoors has become even more exciting for youngsters at a Beccles nursery.

The finishing touches are being put on a new football stand built in memory of a club stalwart.

Plans to build a new discount supermarket in Beccles have been approved – despite last minute objections from nearby Tesco.

Horn Hill in Lowestoft was the worst street for reported crime in the whole of Waveney in the last year.

A Scout group in Beccles is appealing for votes which could see them receive up to £4,000 in grants from Tesco.

Till receipts could become a thing of the past for most shoppers at East of England Co-op stores as the society tries to battle against paper waste.

Maths-loving high school pupils put their skills to good use by raising nearly £100 for charities which help children who need it most.

Fundraisers from the Lowestoft-based Lauren Lou appeal, which raises money and awareness in aid of cancer charities, have been involved in two events.

A number of healthy walks in the Waveney area have been organised for next week by OneLife Suffolk.