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Villagers are being written to by the developer and the council has raised concerns.
Engineers work round-the-clock to remove the water off the road at the Cambridgeshire-Suffolk border.
Bill Gladden, who flew into Normandy on a glider, dies weeks before the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Three Suffolk police officers are being investigated for misconduct connected to the case.
John Marrack gifts the 132-year-old pub painting to staff at the Claydon Greyhound near Ipswich.
The business was caught selling to children twice before being prosecuted, investigators say.
People living on an A-road are "living in darkness" due to faulty street lights awaiting repair.
A water company says it has teams on site managing the hole.
The work of Lowestoft Rising is being handed over to other local groups.
The university sees its "gross value added" to the local economy rise from £500m to £862m.
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The EFL has announced a change of scheduling to the Championship play-off semi-finals in May.
Ipswich Town have dropped out of the top-two spots in the Sky Bet Championship table after Leeds picked up three points at Middlesbrough last night.
Ipswich Town captain Sam Morsy is ready for the club’s final push for promotion and has reflected on his performances this season.
Our Ipswich Town columnist believes this two-week break has come at the right time for Kieran McKenna’s side.
Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna has won Championship Manager of the Season as two Blues players picked up accolades at the EFL Awards.
Ipswich Town captain Sam Morsy topped the vote to pick up the ITFC Supporters Club’s Men’s Player of the Year award.
Ipswich Town’s Vaclav Hladky was pleased to help a positive performance against Middlesbrough get a reward, feeling the point could be a key one.
Pride not frustration was the emotion Kieran McKenna felt as his Ipswich Town side were held to a 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough at Portman Road.
Ipswich Town came from behind in the first half to earn a draw against in-form Middlesbrough that sees them go a point clear at the top of the table.
Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna confirmed there are two players unavailable for tomorrow’s visit of Middlesbrough.
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A large bungalow fire in a Suffolk village has called for six crews to extinguish the blaze.
Proposals for a new 24/7 ambulance hub and multi-storey car park were unanimously supported.
The decision on a stretch of a major 1,100-development in Ipswich has scraped through despite concerns for schoolchildren.
A section of the A14 was shut after a collision just outside a town - with long delays reported.
A woman was taken to hospital after being exposed to gas at a town home last night.
A Suffolk farm has announced it will be closed temporarily, while it tries to determine the cause of illness amongst staff and visitors.
The University of Suffolk is a major driver of growth in Ipswich and Suffolk, a new independent study has found.
A Suffolk MP’s bill for widespread screening of neurodivergent children has taken its first step.
Cheese, trainers, coffee and washing powder are among the more than £3,000 in items that have been confiscated from shoplifters in recent months.
A shop owner has been fined after his business was caught selling vapes to under-18s.
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