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A former policeman heralded for making the most arrests details the toll the job took in a new book.
Kelvin Gombera admits coming off an A-road after falling asleep while under the influence of drugs.
Two of the six existing bells at a parish church are more than 500 years old.
Violet Knox was found lifeless in the water minutes after playing with her sibling.
Answering your questions on what the latest coronavirus restrictions mean for our region.
Suffolk County Council refuses to fully back EDF energy's plans for the Sizewell C plant.
Andreas Johnson, 30, says taking part in the online art group has made him "happy" during lockdown.
Simon Moir's actions "have caused substantial losses to investors", the Insolvency Service said.
Alec Carpenter's parents say they are "so proud" of his achievements.
Kevin Dundon went missing while on a vessel returning to Felixstowe from Zeebrugge.
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A teenager who was shot on Kesgrave’s Grange Farm estate while walking to school has regained consciousness in hospital.
Business leaders have said chancellor Rishi Sunak’s new Job Support Scheme is a “very welcome” boost to Suffolk’s economy - although some have questioned whether it goes far enough.
A man has suffered head injuries after being involved in a collision with a van in the car park of Tesco at Copdock.
Excited children will get to see this year’s popular Rudolph Run in Ipswich despite Covid-19 - after organisers confirmed: “We are confident that we can safely deliver Rudolph for all volunteers and the public.”
A Felixstowe shipping firm is looking to expand in response to post-lockdown demand.
Cinemas in Suffolk could be at risk after Cineworld warned it may struggle to survive a second coronavirus lockdown.
A former Premier League footballer, who has seen first-hand the impact of diabetes after losing his father to the condition, has teamed up with the charity Diabetes UK.
This week’s news that the rail franchise system is effectively dead and is to be replaced by a new “commissioning” model with the government engaging companies to run specific services has been lost in all the other news about Covid, but it’s a really big deal for travellers, says Paul Geater.
More than half of the 11,000 homes planned for East Suffolk over coming years will be built in Felixstowe and the greater Ipswich area, it has been confirmed.
As a successful Suffolk police officer, Ali Livingstone was once dubbed ‘supercop’ for his enviable arrest record before a debilitating mental breakdown saw him walk away from the job he loved. Now the former sergeant has penned an insightful new book which shines a light on the challenges of modern policing, the trauma he faced, and the journey to regain his mental health.
A Suffolk farm equipment manufacturer is set to launch a new trailer range across its UK network and mainland Europe after signing a deal with a Dutch firm.
A teenager who was shot on Kesgrave’s Grange Farm estate while walking to school has regained consciousness in hospital.
Business leaders have said chancellor Rishi Sunak’s new Job Support Scheme is a “very welcome” boost to Suffolk’s economy - although some have questioned whether it goes far enough.
The trial of a man accused of drug offences in Leiston is expected to get underway next week.
A “well-known and popular” pub will close its doors for the final time this weekend.
Residents across care homes in East Anglia and the south of England are being kept in face-to-face contact with loved ones through lockdown – thanks to a £1m investment.
A man has suffered head injuries after being involved in a collision with a van in the car park of Tesco at Copdock.
Police have confirmed they are investigating allegations of abuse at a private mental health hospital - where inspectors found CCTV footage of staff dragging, slapping and kicking a patient.
A Felixstowe shipping firm is looking to expand in response to post-lockdown demand.
Rishi Sunak has taken to the House of Commons today to set out a new plan to save jobs in the face of a second wave of the coronavirus. The chancellor outlined today that the new job support scheme will provide financial aid to those whose work is at risk.