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Kate Hall's daughter Addie is still waiting for a place for in the right school, months after being assessed.
Suffolk County Council says it is unable to secure funding for the £139m project.
Hutchison Ports to invest in new infrastructure to increase roll-on, roll-off freight capacity.
Mick Lambert was a member of Ipswich Town's 1978 cup-winning side under Bobby Robson.
His mother says she hopes other party-goers can learn from her son's death.
Vets say the 2ft 3in post ended up alongside the horse's ribcage, narrowly missing vital organs.
The birds have successfully bred at the site on Ipswich waterfront since it was first established in 2009.
Blackburn Rovers claim all three points against struggling Ipswich thanks to second-half goals from Danny Graham and Joe Nuttall.
Ipswich boss Paul Lambert foots the travel costs for 50 fans making their way by coach to the away defeat against Blackburn.
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A man accused of murdering Tavis Spencer-Aitkens has denied having anything to do with the Ipswich teenager’s stabbing.
A firm that faced the prospect of complete collapse has been spared in the final hour by a buyout that secures the future of its office in Sudbury.
Our food and drink editor said this place took the humble soup and a retro dessert to the next level.
An award winning journalist from Suffolk is calling for an investigation into a vaccine which he claims caused his “meltdown” into insanity.
Two men from Mildenhall have been given lengthy jail sentences after they were sentenced for a string of burglaries ain the Suffolk town.
Proposals to build three new bridges across the River Orwell in Ipswich to help ease congestion in the town centre are set to be formally abandoned next week – leaving more than £8m spent with nothing to show for it.
A charity campaign, set up in memory of Suffolk building firm boss Nick Fayers, has raised an amazing six-figure sum for charity in only a year.
Plans have been unveiled to pump up to £45.1million into creating hundreds of special educational needs places in Suffolk, in a bid to meet soaring demand.
In light of the recent accident involving HRH Prince Philip, our columnist finds out exactly what the laws are relating to older people driving and says we shouldn’t write them off.
The former Namco Funscape building off Sproughton Road is set to be demolished as part of a major redevelopment of the Morrisons superstore site.
A man accused of murdering Tavis Spencer-Aitkens has denied having anything to do with the Ipswich teenager’s stabbing.
A father-of-two from Gislingham died after his parachute opened too late while he was base jumping in Switzerland, an inquest has heard.
A firm that faced the prospect of complete collapse has been spared in the final hour by a buyout that secures the future of its office in Sudbury.
Fire crews from across north Suffolk and south Norfolk have been called to tackle a major fire in Wortham, near Diss.
A mother-of-four who died in a crash in Thorndon was not wearing a seat belt, an inquest has heard.
Our food and drink editor said this place took the humble soup and a retro dessert to the next level.
An award winning journalist from Suffolk is calling for an investigation into a vaccine which he claims caused his “meltdown” into insanity.
Two men from Mildenhall have been given lengthy jail sentences after they were sentenced for a string of burglaries ain the Suffolk town.
Proposals to build three new bridges across the River Orwell in Ipswich to help ease congestion in the town centre are set to be formally abandoned next week – leaving more than £8m spent with nothing to show for it.
Plans have been unveiled to pump up to £45.1million into creating hundreds of special educational needs places in Suffolk, in a bid to meet soaring demand.