Camille Berriman is a reporter at the Bury Free Press and Suffolk News. With a focus on arts and entertainment, culture and society, and education, she covers a diverse range of topics including plays and musicals, accessibility, and social interest issues. Camille's work has been featured in Lynn News, Suffolk Free Press, and Diss Express.
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An actor is swapping the West End for Framlingham as he leads a community production to help restore an historic theatre.
It is not the most obvious place for a sauna, but plans have been lodged to install one in a park in Diss.
By: Camille Berriman
These views of Bury were taken back in October 1990 during a major restoration scheme.
A Stonham Aspal-based hot tub retailer is celebrating a milestone decade in business.
A Breckland baby is one of the first in the region to take part in a trial using a vaccine to prevent diabetes.
By: Camille Berriman
Back in November 1990 we reported on the opening of public conveniences in a tourist hotspot.
A care home resident who has celebrated her 104th birthday says she has enjoyed a ‘happy life’.
A town’s temporary banking hub is set to find a permanent home, if new plans win approval.
Community groups from Blo Norton, Thelnetham and Coney Weston met to explore closer collaboration.
A talking newspaper for the blind has said goodbye to its longest serving volunteer.
