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Three businesses explain how lockdown is affecting them and what they are doing to survive.
Unity FC features players from 15 different countries, who have found a shared love in football.
A reduced speed limit will be put in place in an attempt to keep the bridge open in high winds.
Congestion at Felixstowe Port in Suffolk is proving a major headache for importers before Christmas.
Sizewell C chiefs say they have made "important" changes to plans but campaigners remain opposed.
Talking about experiencing loneliness as the coronavirus fight continues to affect our daily lives.
The man mounted the pavement outside a pub "motivated, at most, by a minor skirmish", say police.
Johnson Service Group has been hit by a slump in demand from the hotel and food processing sectors.
Residents in the block say they had "no warning" about charges for the round-the-clock patrol.
A former employee from Celotex tells the inquiry he got the insulation approved in an unethical way.
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The latest government data on coronavirus infection rates in neighbourhoods across Suffolk and north Essex has revealed Hadleigh has the highest number of cases throughout the region.
More areas will face tougher Covid restrictions as the country returns to the three tier system once lockdown is lifted but it is still unclear what measures will be imposed on Suffolk and North Essex.
Colchester Zoo has shared some adorable photos of its mandrill monkey Mindy and her newborn baby boy.
Although shops will reopen next week after the lockdown, one recent Christmas tradition in the town is not returning this year – there will be no Craft Fair in Lloyds Avenue.
The investment arm of two district councils has come under fire for snapping up three more properties – top quality offices and two warehouses – for almost £10.5million during a pandemic.
Footfall across retail sites in the East of England has plummeted by nearly 57% year-on-year as the effects of lockdown take their toll.
Businesses in the heart of Ipswich are hoping that they will be able to take advantage of a Christmas shopping bonanza after the end of the second lockdown at the start of December after details of what will happen when it eases started to emerge.
The first of 41 new council homes at the former Tooks Bakery site will be ready for families to move into before Christmas, the council has revealed.
Ipswich mums Hayley Hodgson and Amy Foulger have reinvented themselves as painters and decorators after being made redundant from their jobs at the Punch & Judy on Cardinal Park.
Pop superstar Jess Glynne has announced she’ll be playing Thetford Forest as part of Forest Live next summer.
More areas will face tougher Covid restrictions as the country returns to the three tier system once lockdown is lifted but it is still unclear what measures will be imposed on Suffolk and North Essex.
Colchester Zoo has shared some adorable photos of its mandrill monkey Mindy and her newborn baby boy.
Although shops will reopen next week after the lockdown, one recent Christmas tradition in the town is not returning this year – there will be no Craft Fair in Lloyds Avenue.
Hope and Homes for Children, started by a former army officer from East Anglia, is counting on your support to help its work this Christmas.
The investment arm of two district councils has come under fire for snapping up three more properties – top quality offices and two warehouses – for almost £10.5million during a pandemic.
Footfall across retail sites in the East of England has plummeted by nearly 57% year-on-year as the effects of lockdown take their toll.
A 60-year-old man who damaged an outdoor pizza oven belonging to a neighbour has been sentenced in court.
Fresh plans have been submitted to build nine homes on land to the north of Elmswell.
Businesses in the heart of Ipswich are hoping that they will be able to take advantage of a Christmas shopping bonanza after the end of the second lockdown at the start of December after details of what will happen when it eases started to emerge.
The first of 41 new council homes at the former Tooks Bakery site will be ready for families to move into before Christmas, the council has revealed.