Play Your Part in Creating a Safer Suffolk

Suffolk residents are being asked to play their part in reducing infection and shopping local as businesses begin to re-open across the county.
Councils, partners and businesses have been introducing temporary or trial measures to help people shop and stay safe while keeping to national guidelines.
Support to make this happen comes from the ‘Safer Places’ group, part of the Suffolk Resilience Forum, which is made up of Suffolk’s NHS, Emergency and Public Services.
Shops and businesses have introduced new social distancing measures, as well as some streets being used in different ways to reduce people getting too close.
Through the Safer Places work, Suffolk councils and organisations are working hard to support high streets.

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Pilot Dies as US Military Jet from Suffolk Crashes in the North Sea

A US Air Force fighter jet aircraft based at RAF Lakenheath here in Suffolk, has crashed in the North Sea - with the pilot of the downed F-15C located and confirmed dead.A statement issued by the 48th Fighter Wing at RAF Lakenheath said that at the time of the accident on Monday morning, the aircraft was on a routine training mission with one pilot on board.The US Airforce called on UK Search and Rescue to help with the incident during […]

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