Camille Berriman is a reporter at the Bury Free Press and Suffolk News. She specializes in topics related to agriculture, including sustainable farming, veterinary care, and AgriTech, while also covering events and architecture. Camille has been featured in Lynn News, Suffolk Free Press, and Diss Express.
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Don’t miss the thrilling musical Jekyll & Hyde exploring good versus evil, love and obsession.
Hundreds of people took to the streets yesterday for annual Diss Carnival procession and an afternoon packed with fun.
By: Camille Berriman
In September 1990, our photographer visited a bird farm ahead of its appearance on a new television show.
By: Camille Berriman
A long-running Bury St Edmunds charity has announced it is to close after four decades.
By: Camille Berriman
Back in September 1990, what a primary school opened its doors in Bury St Edmunds for the first time.
Dancers can now get their supplies at a new shop which has opened in Stonham Aspal.
By: Camille Berriman
It was record heaven for collectors when the owner of Andy’s Records held a yard sale – are you in any of our archive pictures?
The engines are ready and the pink is brighter than ever as the Pink Ladies’ Tractor Road Run returns today.
Sunshine, hundreds of pink tractors and thousands of supporters hit the roads for Pink Ladies' Tractor Run.
A community theatre company is to look back on a century of a lost rail line’s existence for its next production, which opens tonight.
