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Matchday Live: Ipswich Town v Crystal Palace as it unfolds
8:16pm SAVE!!! 45: Davis' corner from the right is met by the head of Harry Clarke. Angled header was creeping inside
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Driveway van fire spreads to house
A van was badly damaged after it caught fire on a driveway. Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service were called to the blaze just before 10.45am in Victoria Mill Drive, in Framlingham. Upon arrival, crews contained a "minor spread" of flames to the
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Christmas village with life-size gingerbread men coming to Suffolk
A Christmas gingerbread village complete with life size figures is set to bring some festive fun to a Suffolk town this December. Whisstocks Place in Tide Mill Way in Woodbridge will host the scene across Saturday, December 14 and Sunday, December
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Drivers to face hour-long diversion while road closed
Drivers are being warned of an hour-long diversion while a village road is closed. The A1071 will be closed between the A134 junction and School Hill turn off in Boxford between 7pm on Monday and 5am on Tuesday next week. While the road is
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Contemporary home near ‘secret beach’ for sale at £650,000 guide
A contemporary detached home is for sale in Wrentham, near Southwold, at a guide price of £650,000. Available with no onward chain, Covehithe House has been renovated, extended and re-modelled to a very high standard, with underfloor heating throughout
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Motorcyclist taken to hospital after crash with car
A man was taken to a hospital after a crash between a car and a motorcycle outside a Suffolk retail park. Emergency services were called at around 4.08pm on Monday to Easlea Road near Moreton Hall industrial estate in Bury St Edmunds. On arrival
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Plans unveiled to transform vacant building into 70-room care home
A care provider has unveiled proposals to transform a vacant Sudbury building into a care home with 70 bedrooms. Aria Care presented their plans for the Gregory Mills building in Gregory Street at a public consultation event on Monday, December
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Seaside town named among best dog-friendly locations in UK
A town on the Suffolk coast has been named among one of the best dog-friendly holiday spots in the UK. Luxury pet product provider Lords & Labradors has named Southwold as the fifth-best destination for dog owners to take their canine friends on
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A14 partially blocked after vehicle crashes into central reservation
Part of the A14 was blocked after a car crashed into the central reservation. Police were called just after 1.50pm to the eastbound carriageway after receiving reports of a single vehicle crash on the stretch between Felixstowe and Nacton.
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Club releases statement after Christmas event likened to viral Willy Wonka experience
The chair of a rugby club where a 'disappointing' Christmas event held its first weekend has spoken out. The Christmas Spectacular Bury St Edmunds event kicked off on Friday, November 29, on land at the Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club, and was set
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Suffolk community centre 'withdrawn' from auction after charity campaign
A Suffolk community centre has apparently been withdrawn from auction by estate agents after a charity campaign to save the building for the community. First aid charity St John's Ambulance had wanted to auction the Westbury Centre, in Fairfield
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High Court judge rejects Sizewell C legal action as "totally without merit"
A High Court judge has slammed legal action brought by campaigners opposed to the new Sizewell C nuclear power station as "totally without merit" in a damning ruling today. Mrs Justice Lieven dismissed the claim brought by the action group Stop
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Town legend Holland on chances of survival and big Palace clash
Ipswich Town legend Matt Holland says tonight's game against Crystal Palace at Portman Road is a crunch fixture in the club's quest to secure Premier League survival. It's 19th v 17th, both teams locked on nine points after 13 games, with the Blues
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5 of the best festive shops for all your Christmas needs
Christmas is a busy time with many shops and other business across the county selling trees, decorations, gifts and more. Here are five of the best festive shops in Suffolk. 1. Redhouse Christmas Barn Redhouse Christmas Barn is full of
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Driver in hospital after crash between car and van in village
A driver has been taken to hospital after a crash between a car and a van in a village. Emergency services were called to Beyton Road in Thurston, near Bury St Edmunds, at 7.38am on Tuesday. On arrival, police found that the vehicles were blocking
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Spa celebrating 'wonderful achievement' only three months after opening
A spa in the Suffolk countryside is celebrating after being named one the nation's best. Marquis Spa in Layham, near Hadleigh, was named as a finalist for Best New Spa in the Good Spa Guide Regional Awards. The finalists and award winners
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Tearoom that burned down 'surprised and delighted' to be named readers' favourite
A Suffolk tea room that has literally risen from the ashes after a devastating fire has been voted the winner of the EADT's Your Favourite Afternoon Tea competition. Ian Booth, who owns Nutshells By-The-Sea in Felixstowe with his wife Jill, said
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Butcher loses 'substantial trade and sleep' after cash taken in break-in
The owner of a Suffolk butchers says he has lost substantial trade and sleep after cash was stolen in a break-in at the weekend. The incident happened at sometime between 5pm on Friday (November 29) and 6.45am on Saturday (November 30) at Jamie's
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Leiston man accused of damaging estate agent windows
A 43-year-old man from Leiston has denied vandalising the windows of an estate agents. Nicholas Stock, of Station Road, has pleaded not guilty to destroying and damaging window panes belonging to Druce Estate and Letting Agents between December
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'Vibrant' six-year-old hoping to fulfil dream to swim with dolphins
An "amazing" and "resilient" six-year-old boy is hoping to fulfil his dream to swim with dolphins. Jude McDougall suffers from a rare muscle disease called Nemaline Rod Myopathy, which affects one in 50,000 people and affects all parts of his
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'Wholly selfish': Man slapped with injunction and told to remove waste
A Hadleigh man has been issued with an injunction and told to stop using an area of land as a waste disposal site. Paul Fenton, 59, was prosecuted by Suffolk County Council and served the interim injunction by the High Court last week for using
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Shop owners feel 'truly blessed' to be featured in Ed Sheeran music video
The owners of a Southwold fruit and veg shop feel "truly blessed" to be featured in Ed Sheeran's new music video. The singer, who grew up in Framlingham, released his new music video Under The Tree on Tuesday November 26 with parts of it being
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'We see it as a good opportunity' - Conor Chaplin previews crucial week
Ipswich Town forward Conor Chaplin believes that the upcoming games against Crystal Palace and AFC Bournemouth present a good opportunity for his side to secure their first home win of the season. The Blues claimed three points away at Tottenham
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Car damaged after rocks thrown at window
Police are appealing for information after a car was damaged while parked in a village. The incident took place in a residential car park in Minsmere Way in Great Cornard, near Sudbury. A rock was thrown at the driver's side window causing
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New David Lloyd health club opens in Suffolk town TODAY
A new health club has officially opened its doors in Bury St Edmunds. The new David Lloyd on the Marham Park estate welcomed its first customers from 6am on Tuesday, December 3. It features a 100-plus station gym, heated indoor and outdoor
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'We respect the decision' - Town on skipper Morsy not wearing rainbow armband
Ipswich Town insist the club is full committed to promoting equality after skipper Sam Morsy opted not to wear the rainbow captain's armband in their match against Nottingham Forest at the weekend. The midfielder was the only captain in the top
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Joy as critically endangered cubs born at zoo
Staff at Colchester Zoo have welcomed the arrival of two critically endangered cubs. The amur leopards were born at the north Essex zoo during the early hours of November 24. The zoo have said that it may be a while before the pair start
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'I have to showcase what I can do' - Jack Clarke on his search for starts and goals
Ipswich Town attacker Jack Clarke hopes his first goal for the club could lead to many. The 24-year-old bagged 15 goals for Championship club Sunderland last season before joining the Blues in a £15m deal. Eight of his 11 Premier League appearances
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21-year-old who made over 150 images of children given community order
A 21-year-old man from Suffolk has been given a three-year community order after he was caught with over 160 indecent images of children. Before Ipswich Crown Court on Monday was Joshua Kleiser of, Nuttery Vale, Eye who previously admitted to
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OPINION: Why we're already thinking about the 2025/26 budget for county
Suffolk County Council wants to hear your views on how we manage our budget for 2025/26. Can you spare a few minutes to answer three quick questions? Our short survey asks for your views on the council’s financial priorities and council tax. You
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'I'll never bet again' says Suffolk Labour candidate cleared in election probe
Former Labour candidate Kevin Craig has said: "I'll probably never place another bet" after being cleared of acting inappropriately during the general election campaign. Mr Craig was suspended as Labour candidate for the Central Suffolk and North
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Claims drone was shot down over RAF base welcomed amid calls for criminal action
A Mildenhall community leader has welcomed claims that a drone has been shot down near an airbase and called for criminal action to take place. RAF Mildenhall is one of three US air bases in the region, alongside RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk and
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Crystal Palace clash looks like a six-pointer for Town under the Portman Road lights
Ipswich Town are back at Portman Road for a big game under the lights against Crystal Palace this evening (7:30pm). Alex Jones previews the action. Kieran McKenna admitted that his side didn't threaten enough after going behind against Nottingham
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Sadness as last bank in town closes but leaders 'confident' in new banking hub
Community leaders have expressed their 'sadness' as the last bank in Haverhill is closing its doors - but said they are 'confident' a new banking hub will reassure residents. Lloyds in High Street shut for the final time on Monday, leaving the
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Police to breathalyse every driver they stop in Suffolk in crackdown
Every driver stopped by police in Suffolk will be breathalysed as part of a crackdown on drink and drug driving. As part of the #IsYourLicenceWorthIt campaign, emergency services are working together to highlight those who are seriously injured
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Housing leaders discuss affordability at regional conference
Two national social housing leaders addressed a regional conference held near Ipswich. Jonathan Walters, deputy chief executive of the Regulator for Social Housing, and Kate Henderson, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, shared
