There has been a 13% increase in all ABI (acquired brain injury) admissions in Suffolk in the last ten years, new hospital admission statistics from the charity Headway reveals.

Disabled children and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds are able to now access a range of recycled sports equipment thanks to a new partnership between Wallis Shipping and the UK’s leading youth cricket and disability sports charity, The Lord’s Taverners.

John Elven, Senior Consultant at Arbicon, discusses the importance of acting in accordance with the requirements of NEC Contracts as a means of promoting dispute avoidance.

Nine people every day are being admitted to hospital in Suffolk with an acquired brain injury, new hospital admission statistics from Headway reveals.

James and Mark look back on some of the most interesting topics covered in their interview with renowned former BBC sports journalist, Simon Mundie. From imposter syndrome to Simon's pursuit to change exclusionary language around sport, it's not to be missed.

New Design Manager David Scholes reveals what the future holds for Suffolk firm the Guardtech Group’s freshly bolstered department

Jetty Lane will provide new facilities for children and young people in Woodbridge and the surrounding area. Since the old youth club near Kingston Field was pulled down in late 2016 and with the more recent closure of the Caterpillar Centre on Cumberland Street, there is now no centre in Woodbridge which is dedicated to children and young people. Jetty Lane is starting to change this.

Andrew Bell has been appointed the new Centre Manager at the EpiCentre in Haverhill succeeding Kelly Boosey, and is excited to start his new role in the latter part of June

Five new dedicated laboratory spaces at The EpiCentre in Haverhill have been snapped up before completion, due to the rapid upsurge in demand for biotech and life sciences laboratories in the Cambridgeshire area.