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Richard Day died after being "punched and kicked multiple times" outside the food shop in Ipswich.
Lloyds says 780 jobs will go this year, Direct Line is cutting 800 positions, and Virgin Money 500.
The house was left close to the cliff edge after a storm destroyed a large chunk of land.
The local authority claims the new lamps would save as much as 60% of energy bills.
Protesters had raised concerns about increased pollution and destruction of the countryside.
An epileptic man's death "may have been prevented" by better follow-up care, an inquest hears.
The decision comes despite attempts to save the Grade II listed Suffolk landmark from coastal erosion.
The Suffolk town was given a boost by chart-topper Ed Sheeran but insists it has plenty more to offer.
BBC broadcaster and former teacher Simon Warr died from pancreatic and liver cancer aged 65.
A married couple bought and re-sold gig tickets worth millions of pounds using multiple identities.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s smash hit, award-winning West End show School of Rock - The Musical will be thundering onto the Ipswich Regent stage next year. The show will be stopping off in Ipswich as part of a major UK tour.
The number of homeless people sleeping rough in Suffolk has fallen again according to official government figures – but there remains concern that this hides the true scale of the problem.
Motorists who flout road laws to drive down Ipswich’s Dog Head Street have been warned they will be slapped with a £50 if they ignore signs banning cars from the road.
Fraudsters are calling Suffolk householders pretending to be from British Gas in an attempt to gain bank details, trading standards has warned.
The body of a man has been discovered inside a car in Needham Market.
A Suffolk man whose life was saved following a heart transplant has said he hopes more lives will be saved in the county due to changes in organ donation laws.
Parts of Suffolk and Essex have woken up to a light dusting of snow for the first time in 2020.
A group of workers at the Willis building in Ipswich have been sent home after travelling to Italy on a work trip.
Three 16-year-old boys have appeared in court charged with murdering a man outside an Ipswich takeaway.
Traffic has cleared on the Orwell Bridge after a lorry broke down near Wherstead.
Greater Anglia has been awarded funding to improve disabled access to two stations in Suffolk.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s smash hit, award-winning West End show School of Rock - The Musical will be thundering onto the Ipswich Regent stage next year. The show will be stopping off in Ipswich as part of a major UK tour.
Visitors are being encouraged to attend a family event at a “refreshed and remodelled” venue this weekend.
The number of homeless people sleeping rough in Suffolk has fallen again according to official government figures – but there remains concern that this hides the true scale of the problem.
The A140 is currently closed in both directions as emergency services deal with the scene of a crash between a van and a car.
Motorists who flout road laws to drive down Ipswich’s Dog Head Street have been warned they will be slapped with a £50 if they ignore signs banning cars from the road.
A plan to convert a plot of land in the heart of the Suffolk countryside used for keeping horses into a permanent traveller site has been rejected by planners.
Customers who lost millions of pounds investing in holiday lodges are now being targeted by scammers.
The car park at Bury St Edmunds railway station has now been quadrupled in size to give room for more than 100 vehicles for rail passengers.
Fraudsters are calling Suffolk householders pretending to be from British Gas in an attempt to gain bank details, trading standards has warned.