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A lack of space at Suffolk's only family law court means domestic abusers sit near victims, say lawyers.
Police are treating the death of 22-year-old Joe Pooley as "unexplained".
Residents hope the birds will scramble after quickly multiplying.
Neolithic monuments, Iron Age settlements and a Roman farm have all been made visible in crop marks.
Former University of East Anglia lecturer Julian Myerscough is remanded in custody.
A minister who sparked a Twitter storm by promoting a controversial weedkiller defends her action.
Police are investigating after the discovery was made near London Road in Ipswich on Monday.
Ross O'Hara has qualified as the youngest master brewer at the age of just 28.
Is there a football fan in the UK more loyal than Phil Taylor?
League Two Exeter City beat Championship side Ipswich Town 4-2 on penalties to progress in the Carabao Cup.
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Two men, both from London, were found not guilty of three firearms charges after another man reported being shot at.
Homes and businesses in rural communities across Suffolk and north Essex are still suffering from a lack of 4G mobile phone coverage, according to latest figures from Ofcom.
The Uk’s leading pre-hospital care charity has announced a new general manager.
East Anglian farmers have defended the use of weed killer glyphosate after the debate over its use was reignited following a US court case.
Work has begun on two new occupiers filling an empty store in Beardmore Park – but mystery still surrounds one of the new companies.
Community leaders in south east Ipswich have pledged more cash for community groups in the Nacton estate, following community concerns in the wake of Tavis Spencer-Aitkens’ death.
The identity of a man pulled from the River Gipping on Monday has been revealed by Suffolk police.
A vision to restore Shotley Pier to its former glory is set to be decided next week – with proposals recommended to be given the go ahead despite community concerns.
Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the managing director of a Suffolk-based manufacturer of safety and access products claims that consideration given by architects, contractors and building owners to fire safety “has never been greater,” but there is still work that can be done to prevent such an accident happening in the future.
The summer heatwave has helped to unearth Suffolk’s ancient past, with crop marks caused by warm weather revealing a new historic settlement at Stoke-by-Claire.
Two men, both from London, were found not guilty of three firearms charges after another man reported being shot at.
Homes and businesses in rural communities across Suffolk and north Essex are still suffering from a lack of 4G mobile phone coverage, according to latest figures from Ofcom.
Two men have been arrested in Lowestoft in connection with unconnected Class A drug offences.
East Anglian farmers have defended the use of weed killer glyphosate after the debate over its use was reignited following a US court case.
The identity of a man pulled from the River Gipping on Monday has been revealed by Suffolk police.
Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the managing director of a Suffolk-based manufacturer of safety and access products claims that consideration given by architects, contractors and building owners to fire safety “has never been greater,” but there is still work that can be done to prevent such an accident happening in the future.
Mid Suffolk Council has bought 100 acres of development land next to the A14 just outside Stowmarket to develop as a new business centre linked to Felixstowe port.
A diver returning to his family home in Essex has spoken of his immense pride in helping to rescue 12 boys and their assistant football coach from a cave in Thailand.
Frontline ambulance staff spent the equivalent of half a year waiting to handover patients to A&E at our hospitals.
Illustrious authors will swap the tapping of keyboards for the gentle thwack of leather on willow in a bid to protect some of Suffolk’s most treasured landscapes from flooding.