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Bury Free Press News, A good mixture of letters in the post bag this week, ranging from continued pub closures to helping out trapped muntjac deer. -. Part 2 of your extra letters published in the Bury Free Press, February 22. " Full story here: suffolknews. uk. Extra accommodation for the homeless is to be delivered in two towns after a £2. Mrs Edith Goodfellow – 'Goody' as  TV doctor Hilary Jones stresses the importance and safety of newspapers during the coronavirus pandemic. By Newsdesk Bury. Families of children with special needs who do not yet know which education setting they will be going to in September are 'in limbo and  Fire crews were sent to a Suffolk primary school to work out what was causing a 'strong smell of electrical burning'. co. Independent shop owners fear for serious impacts to trade by an authority's decision to remove vital signage. With major reforms being introduced this year and next, the Employment Rights Act 2025 will require many businesses to review how they  Parts of a town and surrounding area have been affected by water supply issues today. Police are urging residents to check the security on their garages, sheds and outbuildings after a number of burglaries in one part of a Suffolk town. Plans to transform offices in a town centre into seven homes have been rejected due to concerns over the impact on two trees. All the local news and sport from Bury St Edmunds, Stowmarket, Lakenheath, Mildenhall, Thetford and Brandon. Bury St Edmunds for Black Lives columnists wonder whether all refugees are treated equally. uk  A landlord says he will not be reopening his pub after controversial plans to turn it into a house were refused. Suffolk Constabulary find cannabis worth £40,000 inside Bury St Edmunds property. 3 million investment by a council. “I am very hopeful it will remain in town with all the facilities it provided. Plans to turn create a new hotel in the town's old Suffolk Hotel building are being welcomed . Chris has also worked on the Diss Express, along with a lengthy spell in PR. Bury Free Press@buryfreeمتابعة. . In 1972, 'Goody', the Bury Free Press tea and coffee maker for 22 years, took a well-deserved retirement. Bury Free Press@buryfreeFollow. Firefighters were called to a vehicle blaze which spread to a garage in a town. Councillors have condemned a leaflet from a far-right group distributed to homes in a town which they say contained 'racist propaganda'. Powered by Bury Free Press, Suffolk Free Press, Newmarket Journal & Haverhill Echo Nick Plumb answers your financial questions each month for Suffolk News. news@buryfreepress. Chris Morris is a senior reporter on the Bury Free Press and Suffolk News. among other letters. Controversial metal tree sculptures that were originally installed in a town centre have been transferred to a new storage location. Follow us for great offers in print, online and social. Two companies have combined their services to help out the community. Bury Free Press · @buryfree. . Picnics  We are the advertising team for the Bury Free Press, Velvet Mag & other titles in Suffolk/ Cambridge. 72v39y, 9cp, 5lo50d, yrk, 80, jckcgy, vqlr3, tf0u, pfp, 0asn,