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What do people in a town which switched from Labour to Conservative make of Sue Gray's findings?
A town of 20,000 people is to lose its only post office in June.
Brexit and the pandemic are blamed for a lack of seasonal workers in the food and farming sector.
The old chapel is at risk from falling down and immediate investigations need to be carried out.
A mother-of-three says she has had to sell belongings and use a social supermarket to get by.
Residents are knitting, sewing and crocheting nine miles (14.5km) of bunting for the Jubilee.
About 250 "local heroes" have been nominated to take part in the 588-mile relay, organisers say.
Robert Lowe, 43, was on the wrong side of the road when he crashed into the victim's car.
Police say the incident is not linked with any current missing person appeals.
Campaigners says if weapons return to RAF Lakenheath "we're going to get rid of them".
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Ipswich MP Tom Hunt has said he hopes football players will stand arm in arm to show their opposition to racism, instead of taking the knee - saying it is “less divisive”.
A council has given away the £2,500 it would have spent on its Christmas lights switch-on to a foodbank – to help those most in need this winter.
The death of a man from Bury St Edmunds who took his own life “would not have occurred” had he been admitted as an informal mental health patient at a Suffolk hospital, a coroner has said.
A woman has admitted defrauding a Suffolk pre-school out of thousands of pounds while working as chair of trustees.
The organiser of Ipswich’s Junkyard Market says a video shared on social media was not a “true reflection” of the event – after an apparent lack of social distancing was criticised.
Plans to regenerate parts of Sudbury are due to take a major step forward this month, as the £900K restoration of four council housing blocks gets underway.
Residents were evacuated from their flats in central Ipswich after “a smell of burning” was reported.
What can you see in the skies during December? Astronomer Neil Norman, from Hadleigh, tells us what to look out for, including a meteor shower and a pairing of planets
This Braintree service station is the UK’s first ever forecourt exclusively for charging electric cars - offering a tantalising glimpse into how our green future might look.
A Suffolk MP has warned against speculating over coronavirus tiers after a scientific report showed Covid cases are rising in the county.