The fire and rescue service says any evidence that could point to the cause has been destroyed.

The National Trust says it has been working to locate areas of underground burning at Dunwich Heath.

National Trust managers said it could be months before the scale of the damage at Dunwich Heath is quantified. The heathland ...

"Nature has a good way of coming up trumps in times of hardship when you think it's all gone," he says.

An appeal to help restore Dunwich Heath after a devastating wildfire destroyed the National Trust reserve has raised £350,000 so far. Firefighters remain at the scene after 371 acres of heathland (150 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The National Trust says it has still not been able to fully assess the impact of the fire [National Trust] People have been warned ...

A devastating blaze has caused "total devastation" to heathland in Suffolk, prompting the National Trust to launch a public appeal for its restoration. Firefighters have managed to scale back ...

Firefighters warned parts of the burnt ground could be hiding temperatures higher than 60C at the surface level of the ...

Archeologists have carried out the most detailed analysis ever of the archaeological remains of the lost medieval town of Dunwich, dubbed ‘Britain’s Atlantis’. Using advanced underwater imaging ...

The streets, churches, market place and town walls of Dunwich, a major town in Suffolk which vanished into the North Sea centuries ago, have been mapped using acoustic imaging to peer through the ...

Erosion—caused by the North Sea's relentless pounding of England's east coast—had all but consumed Dunwich by 1750. Newscom Beneath the slate-gray surface of the North Sea, about a half-mile off ...