Tendring: Council wants more time to respond to school transport consultation
An urgent plea has been made for more time to discuss proposals being put forward over home to school transport which could disadvantage Tendring families.
Suffolk: Vast majority of schools ‘will be ready’ for new cookery classes
The vast majority of Suffolk schools will be “very ready” to implement new cookery classes and healthy eating lessons when the new national curriculum is introduced next year.
Suffolk: Vast majority of schools ‘will be ready’ for new cookery classes
The vast majority of Suffolk schools will be “very ready” to implement new cookery classes and healthy eating lessons when the new national curriculum is introduced next year.
Gallery: Deben Valley Scouts bring Whacky Races style cartoon capers to Framlingham College with annual Gravity Go Cart Race
These pictures may look like scenes from Wacky Races, but these carts are not cartoons – they are real-life, homemade creations.
Gallery: Deben Valley Scouts bring Whacky Races style cartoon capers to Framlingham College with annual Gravity Go Cart Race
These pictures may look like scenes from Wacky Races, but these carts are not cartoons – they are real-life, homemade creations.
Suffolk: Bid to crack down on hare coursing
A new cross-county operation to tackle hare coursing is being launched, with a warning that those caught engaging in the illegal blood sport could have their vehicles seized and crushed.
Suffolk: Bid to crack down on hare coursing
A new cross-county operation to tackle hare coursing is being launched, with a warning that those caught engaging in the illegal blood sport could have their vehicles seized and crushed.
Colchester: Amputee’s anger after losing fight to get car back
A man who lost a leg in a traffic accident five years ago has lost an appeal against a government decision to take away his taxpayer-funded car.
Colchester: Amputee’s anger after losing fight to get car back
A man who lost a leg in a traffic accident five years ago has lost an appeal against a government decision to take away his taxpayer-funded car.
Suffolk: County experts back Gove’s English and maths plans
Education experts in Suffolk have supported an announcement that teenagers who fail to score decent grades in their English and maths GCSEs will have to continue studying the subjects.
