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Residents who suggested a Christmas tree should be moved are asked if they would be prepared for pay for it.
A safety inspection and resurfacing works have started on the 35-year-old bridge.
The father of Josh Gilbert, 25, says it is not known what caused the death of his "big, strong lad".
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are staging two 24-hour walkouts in October.
NHS England ambulance trusts spent £78m on private firms in 2016-17, up from £64m two years ago.
About 100 tonnes of metal were ablaze at the site in Great Blakenham, near Ipswich.
Police say the identities of a group who joked with the RAF airman outside a nightclub are now known.
Ipswich's hedgehog officer has been in the role, which attracted global interest, for a year.
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Championship game between Leeds United and Ipswich Town.
Ipswich striker David McGoldrick aims to at least double last season's goals total after a good start to the new campaign.
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From rodeo bulls and Nirvana sing-alongs to help and advice from charities and businesses, One sixth form’s freshers’ fair was alive with activity from hundreds of students.
Police in Ipswich have been called to Dogs Head Street after reports of a man being aggressive.
Police have arrested the driver of an articulated lorry on suspicion of drink driving after it overturned near to the onslip for the A14 westbound off Nacton Road in Ipswich.
The Great East Run has “endless potential” and should feature world-class runners among a 10,000-strong field well within a decade, a Team GB Olympic runner has said.
It is some time since the Labour Party went into a conference season with swagger and confidence – this year they very much do.
Doctors anticipating a severe outbreak of flu this winter are desperately urging vulnerable people in Suffolk to get vaccinated against the virus.
Long-running strikes by workers on Britain’s rail network have helped push industrial action in the UK’s private sector to its highest level for more than 10 years, according to research.
Suffolk’s largest teaching union has launched a campaign over the “savage” levels of school funding under the new national funding formula (NFF).
Go for regular eye tests – it could not only save your sight, but also your life. This is the message being pushed by campaigners across Suffolk and Essex during National Eye Health Week, from September 18-24.
ABP Ipswich has been recognised for its work in reducing the amount of road traffic leaving the town’s port.
A moped rider has been taken to hospital with a head injury after a crash with a bus in Kentford, west Suffolk this evening.
Food producers in Suffolk say their industry has gone from strength to strength in recent years, with an even brighter future ahead.
Police have arrested the driver of an articulated lorry on suspicion of drink driving after it overturned near to the onslip for the A14 westbound off Nacton Road in Ipswich.
The Great East Run has “endless potential” and should feature world-class runners among a 10,000-strong field well within a decade, a Team GB Olympic runner has said.
It is some time since the Labour Party went into a conference season with swagger and confidence – this year they very much do.
Police are searching for man who told his wife he was going for a walk and did not return home.
A top barrister from Suffolk has spoken out in a planning row over proposals for a multi-million pound expansion he fears may threaten the tranquillity of Constable Country.
A petition aiming to demonstrate the strength of public support for the multi-million pound Sudbury bypass project was officially launched today at the town hall.
Five pieces of lifesaving equipment have been installed in shops across Suffolk, thanks to money raised from the 5p carrier bag charge.
Doctors anticipating a severe outbreak of flu this winter are desperately urging vulnerable people in Suffolk to get vaccinated against the virus.