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More than half of the items checked did not meet UK safety standards says trading standards.
As England prepares to live under a toughened tier system our panel is back to guide you through it.
The man in his 60s was taken to hospital by air ambulance, but died three days later.
Robert Maxfield was last seen at HMP Hollesley Bay open prison in Suffolk on Saturday.
Siblings Harry and Jessica inspire their mother to give crackers and goodie bags to 350 school kids.
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We answer some of your questions about the approval of the Pfizer vaccine.
Face coverings must now be worn in many places around the UK.
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A sexual assault support service has welcomed attempts to improve the number of rape cases reaching court – but called for more work to repair ‘systemic failures’ of the justice system.
Police are encouraging people to enjoy themselves sensibly in the lead up to Christmas – and not put lives at risk by driving while under the influence.
A Suffolk brewery boss and pub landlord has apologised for his ‘ridiculous’ decision to drive while almost three times the legal alcohol limit.
Nearly six million items of PPE stopped at the Suffolk border because they did not meet UK safety standards were not government or NHS orders, it has been confirmed.
This week we have seen the end of the second lockdown and all shops are now able to open their doors to Christmas shoppers – but as the whole of the East of England has gone into Tier 2 there remain tight restrictions on many sectors, especially hospitality, writes Paul Geater.
A key deal for the council to buy the Ipswich Debenhams unit in a bid to keep one of the town’s most prominent retail units in use had not been completed prior to Tuesday’s administration news, it has been confirmed.
A Covid-19 vaccine has been approved for use in the UK.
More than 40% of Suffolk police officers have not had access to adequate personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic, a survey has found.
MPs across Suffolk and north Essex voted to reintroduce the three-tier system when the national coronavirus lockdown ends on Wednesday.
An Ipswich shopkeeper who was allegedly confronted by a man holding a knife tried to calm him down, a court has heard.
A Suffolk brewery boss and pub landlord has apologised for his ‘ridiculous’ decision to drive while almost three times the legal alcohol limit.
Parked cars delayed fire crews responding to a blaze which left a property uninhabitable.
Nearly six million items of PPE stopped at the Suffolk border because they did not meet UK safety standards were not government or NHS orders, it has been confirmed.
This week we have seen the end of the second lockdown and all shops are now able to open their doors to Christmas shoppers – but as the whole of the East of England has gone into Tier 2 there remain tight restrictions on many sectors, especially hospitality, writes Paul Geater.
A National Grid director has said Suffolk should be benefit from investment in offshore wind power in the county.
Treat yourself to finger sandwiches, savouries and cakes galore with your bubble this December.
A Covid-19 vaccine has been approved for use in the UK.
More than 40% of Suffolk police officers have not had access to adequate personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic, a survey has found.
MPs across Suffolk and north Essex voted to reintroduce the three-tier system when the national coronavirus lockdown ends on Wednesday.
Health secretary and West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock has revealed his step grandfather died with coronavirus last month.