News in Hadleigh

Babergh and Mid Suffolk's logo has been listed as one of the worst in the country.

Freelance writer and graphic designer Robin Wilde rated Babergh district council and its neighbour's logo as seventh bottom among the 399, which represent all of the UK's local authorities.

Suffolk police support volunteer Sarah Hills has won the Unsung Hero category in the national awards from the British Horse Society and picked up her certificate from its president Martin Clunes.

Sarah, a keen rider, is one of Suffolk Constabulary's mounted volunteers and part of the "Eyes and Ears" scheme encouraging rural communities to report any criminal activity in their neighbourhoods, including Hadleigh and surrounding villages.

Hadleigh mayor Frank Minns has once again denied he is a hypocrite for representing the town at a remembrance parade, despite failing to take action when a councillor made prejudicial remarks against a veteran.

Cllr Minns, a former Royal Navy Commander, has been dogged by the allegation since he used his casting vote to rule against holding an investigation into comments made by Cllr Carol Schleip who admitted being prejudicial against ex-services, during a recruitment process.

A man has been questioned under caution by police after a person in his 70s died in Hadleigh on Saturday..

Police were contacted at just after 3pm on 20 November by the Ambulance Service, reporting they had been called to attend a man in need of urgent medical attention at an address in Edwin Panks Road, it has been confirmed

Hadleigh councillors we're unable to discuss an important item about a controversial staffing matter after bungling officials failed to put the confidential item on the public agenda.

Councillors were due to talk about the item in part two of Thursday's public meeting, which usually happens after the public section of the meeting has been concluded.

Thursday's trivia

What is the loudest animal on Earth?

Peninsula MP James Cartlidge has hailed two community reporters who joined Nub News through the government's Kickstart scheme.

James Cartlidge met with Amber Markwell and Fraser Clements, who have demonstrated the success of the Kickstart scheme, and revealed to them why he became an MP for South Suffolk.

Wednesday's wonderful fact

Did you know that crows often hold grudges against specific people?

Tuesday's on this day

In 2013, the BBC screened "The Day of the Doctor": the fiftieth anniversary episode of "Doctor Who." It was also the first episode to feature 12th Doctor Peter Capaldi.

Monday's morning quiz

Which colour pill does Neo swallow in The Matrix?