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Colchester and Ipswich hospitals say services could be affected unless the merger goes ahead.
A woman in her 20s was left unconscious after the attack which lasted several minutes, a court hears.
It is the second time in five years De Vere House in Lavenham has been put on the market.
A judge-led inquiry looked into circumstances around distribution of Irish tickets for 2016 Olympics.
It's 50 years since the crack-down on pirate stations such as Radio Caroline and Radio London.
Jordan Spence scores a late header as Ipswich maintain their 100% start to the season with a remarkable victory at Millwall.
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Alan Whittaker, principal of One sixth form in Ipswich, calls for period of stability in education after biggest A-level and GCSE reforms in a generation.
The long-serving editor of the East Anglian Daily Times has announced his decision to retire at the end of September.
An Ipswich company has hosted its annual fundraising event in support of charities based around the region.
Emergency services including police were at the scene of a crash in Ipswich this morning.
An East Anglian college principal has quit following a damning Ofsted report.
Ipswich railway station has been nominated for a prestigious award as we near the end of a year when it has been transformed by a £2m facelift.
Ipswich and Colchester hospitals are set to merge in a bid to create an organisation that can stand the test of time within an NHS that is at breaking point.
Thousands of students in Suffolk and Essex receive their long-awaited A-level results today, with early reports suggesting the region could post an unexpected rise in results amid national concerns over toughened-up reforms and exam “chaos”.
The last phase of a £5.4m scheme to bring nearly 60 new affordable homes to Martlesham is now complete after Suffolk Housing welcomed its final tenants to the properties.
A soldier in the Welsh Guards who killed another motorist and injured three family members when he leaned into the footwell of his car to retrieve a sat nav, has been jailed for four years.
For one Bury St Edmunds student, the experience of sitting her A-level exams was a lot less traumatic than her GCSEs.
Alan Whittaker, principal of One sixth form in Ipswich, calls for period of stability in education after biggest A-level and GCSE reforms in a generation.
An aspiring data scientist praised for developing a ground-breaking gadget which predicts pupils’ GCSE results has won a place at a top university to develop the project for real.
A Suffolk specialist in musculoskeletal and mental health programmes has expanded to 20 sites to create a nationwide brand after acquiring a London-based physiotherapy firm.
Emergency services were called to a three vehicle crash on the A140 at Brockford Street near Mendlesham this morning which blocked a stretch of the road for more than an hour.
The family of Joanne Vincent from Braintree who died in a crash in Cressing in Essex on Monday say she was ‘dearly loved and will be sorely missed by all’.
The long-serving editor of the East Anglian Daily Times has announced his decision to retire at the end of September.
An Ipswich company has hosted its annual fundraising event in support of charities based around the region.
An East Anglian college principal has quit following a damning Ofsted report.