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The Suffolk factory makes malted ingredients, including the honeycomb centres of Maltesers.
It is estimated closing the A14 bridge costs Ipswich's economy £1m a day.
EDF Energy wants to build new reactors next to the existing Sizewell B near Minsmere nature reserve.
Inspectors found "serious weaknesses" at HMP Highpoint in Suffolk despite a positive report.
A 28-year-old man appears at court charged with murder.
The building has stood next to an erosion-hit lighthouse for about 120 years.
The collapse of the company, founded in 1881, puts more than 1,000 jobs at risk
One teenager says he is speaking out to show you can hit "rock bottom" and still work your way up.
Jacob Young's mother wrote to the judge saying the 2005 show led to a "campaign of abuse and mockery".
He has donned the persona of a straw bear for decades for one of England's "quirkiest" festivals.
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Another shop is moving out of Ipswich town centre, with Whittard of Chelsea announcing it intends to close.
People in Ipswich have been warned their mobile phone signals “might come and go” as a result of “essential work” being carried out by operator O2.
The Good Pub Guide has recently published its top pubs in each county across the UK - but which one did they select in Suffolk?
Smouldering grain saw 11 fire crews despatched to Stowmarket malt factory Muntons.
A man who spied on a woman in a toilet cubicle at an Ipswich shopping centre will be sentenced next month.
An NHS manager bragged that the service had “got away” with its failings being highlighted after the death of two dementia sufferers - because former Monty Python star Terry Jones had died.
An early version of the Orwell Bridge report is now public – what do you think should be done to keep it open?
Pantos may be still in full swing but Suffolk’s theatres are quietly gearing up for their spring season. Actors are stepping out of their panto dame frocks, rehearsals are getting underway, preparing for a diverse array of productions to keep audiences entertained.
Highways chiefs have outlined the next steps to reduce wind closures on the Orwell Bridge – and include options for single-file traffic and slower speeds.
One of the two Lidl stores in Ipswich could be preparing to move to a new site on the other side of the road to expand and attract more shoppers.
People in Ipswich have been warned their mobile phone signals “might come and go” as a result of “essential work” being carried out by operator O2.
The Good Pub Guide has recently published its top pubs in each county across the UK - but which one did they select in Suffolk?
An aspiring Olympian has her sights set on fulfilling a dream after impressing at a training camp in the USA.
A Bury St Edmunds care home has been rated ‘Outstanding’ following an inspection by standards watchdogs.
A father and son who tried to smuggle seven illegal immigrants into the UK through Harwich in the back of a van have each been jailed for three years.
Wreaths will be laid as a town falls silent to remember others.
A man who spied on a woman in a toilet cubicle at an Ipswich shopping centre will be sentenced next month.
An NHS manager bragged that the service had “got away” with its failings being highlighted after the death of two dementia sufferers - because former Monty Python star Terry Jones had died.
An early version of the Orwell Bridge report is now public – what do you think should be done to keep it open?
Pantos may be still in full swing but Suffolk’s theatres are quietly gearing up for their spring season. Actors are stepping out of their panto dame frocks, rehearsals are getting underway, preparing for a diverse array of productions to keep audiences entertained.