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An MP is unhappy that a £44m orthopaedic centre will treat patients from two hospitals.
Opposition councillors say plans to revamp 38 children's services are "a shambles".
Jamie Chambers beat up a man alongside 11 others, causing him severe brain damage.
People who ate the highly bitter courgettes say they had cramps, diarrhoea and vomiting.
The owners of a village pub have pleaded for customers to return.
The 45-year-old victim was found injured after a night out to see his brother's band.
An 18-year-old says he wants to inspire other young people to "go out there and make their mark".
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Social distancing and lockdown rules are changing in England - but what can you now do?
England will follow Scotland by making face coverings compulsory in shops.
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Orthopaedic surgery will be moved out of Ipswich Hospital to a new facility in Colchester after plans were approved by healthcare bosses in a ‘disappointing’ blow for the town.
Emergency budget measures which would see the Tourist Information Centre close have been agreed by Ipswich Borough Council‘s cabinet - as it warned of its worst ever financial crisis.
Teachers and a class ‘bubble’ of 13 children have been sent home to self-isolate after a pupil at Aldeburgh Primary School tested positive for coronavirus.
A final decision on the revamp of children’s centres in Suffolk has been delayed after an error was spotted in the council’s reports.
A range of new support schemes have been launched by Suffolk Libraries to help aid the mental health of pregnant women and young families.
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The government has announced it will soon be mandatory to wear face coverings in shops in England in an attempt to further stop the spread of coronavirus.
Work to turn Ipswich into a cycle-friendly town is set to continue as more measures are introduced to try to persuade commuters to get on their bikes to reach jobs in the town centre.
Police are reviewing more than 11,000 hours of CCTV footage as they continue their search for the mother of a newborn baby girl whose body was discovered at a Suffolk recycling centre two months ago.
Shop-owners and business leaders in Suffolk have called on the government for more clarity regarding the new rules around face coverings.
Orthopaedic surgery will be moved out of Ipswich Hospital to a new facility in Colchester after plans were approved by healthcare bosses in a ‘disappointing’ blow for the town.
Well-known Suffolk company Vanners Silk Weavers has branched out to make face coverings, to help in the fight against coronavirus.
Emergency budget measures which would see the Tourist Information Centre close have been agreed by Ipswich Borough Council‘s cabinet - as it warned of its worst ever financial crisis.
Teachers and a class ‘bubble’ of 13 children have been sent home to self-isolate after a pupil at Aldeburgh Primary School tested positive for coronavirus.
The owner of a village pub in Monks Eleigh has warned there will be no pubs to return to if customers don’t support them when they need it most.
A woman who suffered four miscarriages and a decade of heartache after being told she’d never be able to have a baby, has welcomed her ‘rainbow child’ into the world after a miracle pregnancy.
It has been hailed as a ‘once in a century’ opportunity that will safeguard the future of a coastal town.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a catalytic convertor was stolen from outside a property in Bury St Edmunds.
A teenager who suffered a serious head injury at a skate park in Bury St Edmunds remains in a stable condition in hospital.
A terminally ill man from Bury St Edmunds who has begun talks with Swiss clinic Dignitas to end his life is backing calls for an inquiry in the UK around the laws on assisted dying.