We take a look through our archives to May 8, 1945, when the East Anglian Daily Times told Suffolk that the war had ended and VE Day had arrived.

Let them eat fish and chips! as Winston Churchill may well have said. Abygail Fossett finds out how the nation's favourite food kept the home ...

Props from the Netflix film The Dig that sparked renewed interest in Sutton Hoo have gone on show at the Suffolk site for the rest of the year.

A woman suffering with Parkinson’s disease died at the James Paget Hospital after undergoing hip surgery, Norfolk Coroner's Court was told.

The Clumsy Cock in Clare held their first beer festival over the bank holiday weekend from 12pm to late. Dominic Carter, co-business owner, said: "So the beer festival and garden opening was a huge ...

The rise of Reform UK may have appeared sudden and unexpected to some, but the signs have been there for some time: its predecessor, UKIP, under Nigel Farage’s leadership, got the highest vote share ...

Five senior players are set for their loan spells away from Ipswich Town to come to an end. Stuart Watson assesses their chances of being in ...

Today marks the 80th anniversary of VE Day and Suffolk is set to play its part commemorating the historic event. On May 8 1945 the Second World War finally came to an end and Victory in Europe was ...

Pupils from a school in Holbrook have impressed on a music tour across Canada. The Royal Hospital School (RHS) travelled across the country to perform in Montreal and Toronto during the Easter break.

An inquest has concluded into the death of Framlingham man Jonathan Rose, who was one of 19 people, killed in a plan crash in Tanzania in 2022.

Scotland is set to pay tribute to its wartime heroes with events taking place around the country to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day. A service of thanksgiving will take place at Glasgow Cathedral ...

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