In today's podcast, a lorry driver who caused the death of a hitchhiker by careless driving has been handed a suspended sentence.

Also, residents have been left fuming after drivers ignored road closure signs and used their narrow street as an unofficial diversion.

And second home owners in East Suffolk who use a loophole to escape council tax or business rate charges won't receive free council services, the authority has warned.

In today's podcast we discuss and influx of rats on a Newmarket estate, a stabbing in Hadleigh and a Henham explorer who has trekked where no one has trekked before.

In today's podcast, tributes have been paid to mum of two Ginette Rose and an ancient war trumpet goes to auction.

In this week's podcast, residents are calling for the removal of two sets of cycles lanes in their town - and a block on plans for others.

In today's podcast, a 13-year-old metal detectorist rare find and a biochemists brewery is included in the national CAMRA good beer guide 2022.

In the podcast this week, villagers have voiced concerns over HGV congestion following A14 closures.

In today's podcast we discuss a Wickhambrook man's unhappiness with police after a garage theft, sickness issues for an ambulance service trust and increased charges to bury non-Sudbury residents at the town's cemetery.

In todays podcast we hear how a missing woman is believed to have been found dead after a two day search, a huge reward has been issued by police 'help get justice' for a football fan and how a woman's rare heart condition caused her to collapse 17 times.

In today's podcast, a man has died after a crash on the A14 near Exning, a schoolboy has pleaded for a bridge to be built over a busy stretch of road in Ixworth and a trial of five people accused of murdering a man who was stabbed to death in Thetford has begun.

In today's podcast we have the news that a Suffolk health chief has said he is 'ashamed' of current NHS dental provision in the county as well as the latest on the hunt for a missing Red Lodge woman. We hear a good samaritan who stopped to help a woman after an attempted sexual assault has been thanked. We also have the latest on new Covid-19 protocol in schools as well as the news that a major road will be shut for almost four months due to roadworks.