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Residents who suggested a Christmas tree should be moved are asked if they would be prepared for pay for it.
A safety inspection and resurfacing works have started on the 35-year-old bridge.
The father of Josh Gilbert, 25, says it is not known what caused the death of his "big, strong lad".
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are staging two 24-hour walkouts in October.
NHS England ambulance trusts spent £78m on private firms in 2016-17, up from £64m two years ago.
About 100 tonnes of metal were ablaze at the site in Great Blakenham, near Ipswich.
Police say the identities of a group who joked with the RAF airman outside a nightclub are now known.
Ipswich's hedgehog officer has been in the role, which attracted global interest, for a year.
Ipswich striker David McGoldrick aims to at least double last season's goals total after a good start to the new campaign.
Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy backs his side to keep doing "horrible things" to win games, despite poor home attendances.
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Potential witnesses sought in connection with the disappearance of RAF airman Corrie McKeague in Suffolk have been identified following an anniversary appeal.
Records have been broken by the region’s universities in this year’s national league table of universities.
Inactive students at an Ipswich college will be encouraged to take part in fun sporting activities like climbing as part of a new £160,000 project to improve their physical and mental health.
A road accident near to a busy junction in Ipswich during rush hour caused severe delays this morning – but has since been cleared.
A neighing horse, singing bird and marching band are among quintessentially Suffolk sounds captured in winning entries submitted for a new photography competition.
The chairman of a Suffolk racial equality charity says they are receiving more reports from parents about prejudice in schools than ever before.
The £20million project to complete the infamous ‘Winerack’ development in Ipswich will go ahead - but not until January, the developer behind the scheme has confirmed.
The manager of a Suffolk park where illegal scrambler racing is said to have been “terrorising” residents has warned that someone will be “badly hurt” unless action is taken.
A Suffolk student has become the first ever recipient of a prestigious scholarship in music production after impressing tutors with his talent, dedication and passion.
Children in Suffolk and Essex are increasingly being exposed to the “devastating” effects of domestic violence, charities have warned.
Airborne medics who contributed to a United Nations (UN) mission in South Sudan have been presented with medals in recognition of their work.
Potential witnesses sought in connection with the disappearance of RAF airman Corrie McKeague in Suffolk have been identified following an anniversary appeal.
Used syringes and drugs paraphernalia were discovered among rubbish fly-tipped in Colchester which has led to the prosecution of two people.
Uber will no longer run services in London after September 30 following the city’s transport authority’s decision not to renew its private hire operator licence.
A herd of goats is reported to be causing problems for motorists on the A12 in Essex.
The Bury St Edmunds’ branch of building supplies firm Ridgeons is donating £1,000 worth of construction materials and building tools to help people on the Caribbean island of Barbuda rebuild homes in the wake of Hurricane Irma.
Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis talks you through how to get your finances ready for Christmas.
Records have been broken by the region’s universities in this year’s national league table of universities.
A Suffolk-born vet has become president of the British Veterinary Association (BVA).
Inactive students at an Ipswich college will be encouraged to take part in fun sporting activities like climbing as part of a new £160,000 project to improve their physical and mental health.