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Daniel Saunders, 32, died after being stabbed in the abdomen just before Christmas.
Artists, actors and business leaders have signed a letter objecting to the proposed station in Suffolk.
A petition to save services run by the Suffolk trust has already attracted 1,300 signatures.
From £3m investments to designer handbags - the ways a lucky few have chosen to spend the payouts.
The Oscar-winning director will present a beach screening of his film, Sunrise.
The town wants to be ready to bid if the Queen creates new cities in her 70th jubilee celebrations.
Officers had to ram Remigijus Katinas' car to force him to stop during the Boxing Day incident.
Four "historically important" paintings were slashed and sprayed with a fire extinguisher.
Work on a new transport system for Cambridge and beyond could begin "as early as 2021".
Former Ipswich Town and England footballer Kevin Beattie had "strength, agility and athleticism".
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A parked car in Ipswich had its back window smashed last weekend, causing £150 worth of damage.
Motorists have been warned of possible disruption on the A14 tonight by slow-moving lorries protesting over Brexit.
The winners of our Books for Schools campaign have been announced.
From bin collections to leisure centre fees, the new East Suffolk Council will oversee services in coastal communities from April. Local Democracy Reporter Jason Noble finds out what changes you need to know
A teenage brain injury survivor from Ipswich will take on a 30 mile challenge for Headway using his specially-adapted wheelchair bike.
Being outside in the freezing cold, with just a sleeping bag and a cardboard mat for company, might not sound like an ideal night out.
A 15-year-old girl has appeared at Ipswich youth court following a string of offences in the town.
Ipswich Town footballer Jordan Roberts has been hit with six penalty points on his licence for driving at more than twice the speed limit near the club’s Portman Road ground.
Ipswich’s finest pubs, beer houses and breweries have been remembered in a walk and talk tour.
Two people have been re-arrested in connection with the death of 32-year-old Daniel Saunders in Ipswich.
One lane of the A14 near Woolpit was closed after a car fire on the carriageway on Friday.
Sudbury could receive funding to transform its town centre after the council made a bid for a slice of a government funding pot.
Motorists have been warned of possible disruption on the A14 tonight by slow-moving lorries protesting over Brexit.
A man who punched a teenage girl in the face and then fled the scene is still being sought by police.
Pop rock band The Hoosiers have been confirmed to play at a popular music festival held in memory of a Sudbury teenager.
Margaret Thick was a Woodbridge district nurse and also worked at Ipswich Hospital. Her funeral is on April 1
More than £1,000,000 has been awarded to Suffolk and Essex coastal community projects as part of the latest round of government grants.
The winners of our Books for Schools campaign have been announced.
From bin collections to leisure centre fees, the new East Suffolk Council will oversee services in coastal communities from April. Local Democracy Reporter Jason Noble finds out what changes you need to know
A German-owned agricultural company based in Suffolk is set to continue to invest in the UK – whatever the outcome of the UK’s Brexit crisis, says its UK and Ireland boss.