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Driver fined after multiple cars driven in antisocial manner in town
A driver was fined following concerns of antisocial driving in a Suffolk town. Police were called to Skyliner Way and Moreton Hall in Bury St Edmunds on Friday evening to reports of multiple vehicles being driven in an antisocial manner. On
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Former officer who shared pictures taken at crime scenes jailed four four years
A former police officer from Suffolk has been jailed for four years after sharing images of scenes from two-non-suspicious deaths as well as operational activity details. Russell Hinkins, of Haverhill, Suffolk, was convicted after admitting misconduct
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Restaurant with 'timeless elegance' named among UK's best
A top Suffolk restaurant has been commended for its warm and welcoming atmosphere by a national food guide. Maison Bleue in Bury St Edmunds has once again been named among the best and is the only Suffolk restaurant to feature in the latest list
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Saviour may have been found for popular chip shop that closed after 40 years
A saviour may have been found for a popular Suffolk fish and chip shop, which closed down a few months ago after 40 years in business. Felixstowe man Alper Tekin has announced on social media site Facebook that he is hoping to reopen the Orwell
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CMG Technologies toolmaker Martin Waters celebrates 25 years
A toolmaker is encouraging young people to join the "exciting" engineering trade. Martin Waters, who works for Bentwaters-based CMG Technologies, is celebrating 25 years in the industry. He qualified in the 1980s and has worked at the company
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Update issued on long-awaited shop for town estate as deal 'falls through'
Work on a long-awaited shop on a Bury St Edmunds estate could begin as early as next year as the owner has now revealed a previous deal has fallen through. FPC (Marham Park) Ltd said it has been "trying to negotiate a deal" with a stakeholder
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Young Blues score late to secure a point on the road
Ipswich Town U21s scored late on to draw 2-2 at Bristol City in the Professional Development League this afternoon. John McGreal's side went into this game off the back of their 2-1 home defeat to Brentford last week, a loss which ended their four
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Fuller Flavour: How do you solve a problem like Aro Muric? Here's my take...
Ah man. It is Sunday evening as I write this, and I am still not over what happened on Saturday. There was so much to be proud of, yet moments which still infuriate me. And not entirely all Town’s fault I will add. Here is my positive take
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A12 reopened after lorry crashes into ditch
The A12 was closed in both directions after a lorry crashed into a ditch near a Suffolk village. Emergency services were called to the A12 near Yoxford, in east Suffolk, at around 1.30pm to reports of a lorry crashing into a ditch. Police
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Window smashed and credit cards stolen from car
Credit cards were stolen after thieves smashed a car window. Police say the incident took place in Howe Road in Haverhill at sometime between 12am and 1am on Saturday (October 26). READ MORE: Tobacco and jacket thief jailed for six months
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Detached home with studio for sale in Stradbroke at £675,000 guide
A four-bedroom house with a detached studio is up for sale in Stradbroke, near Harleston, at a guide price of £675,000. “Lime Tree Cottage is in a delightful, secluded position with a wonderful established garden and rural views, situated on the
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Blow to Suffolk town as historic solicitors' office closes and wills arm is sold
A law firm client says the closure of his local Hadleigh office is causing upset and confusion in the town. Gotelee Solicitors - which was acquired earlier this year by international law firm Mezzle - is shutting its branch in Church Street on
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Fundraiser launched for final £70k to turn around saved Suffolk village pub
Supporters of a rescued village pub are trying to raise the final £70k they need to complete all the renovation works. Locals bought the Framsden Greyhound near Debenham - formerly known as The Doberman - in April this year after forming a not-for-profit
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CCTV released after pot smashed outside shop
CCTV footage has been released after a terracotta pot was smashed outside of a shop. Police say the incident took place outside of Jigsaw, in Abbeygate Street, in Bury St Edmunds. The incident happened some time between 5.40pm on Friday, October
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Suffolk Chamber auction raises £8k for four charities
A charity auction has raised £8,000 for four Suffolk charities. The event was organised by the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce and was held at the 140th annual black-tie Prestige Dinner at Milsoms Hall, Kesgrave. The money raised will be split
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Man jailed for three years after involvement in cocaine drug supply
A man has been jailed after being arrested in Newmarket for drug offences. Aldo Dehari, of Snakes Lane, Woodford Green, was arrested by Suffolk Police's Sentinel West team while he was driving a car on September 26. The 35-year-old was charged
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'An amazing feeling' - Hirst on first Premier League goal and his drive to improve
Ipswich Town striker George Hirst was delighted to open his Premier League account on Saturday - and now he's hungry for more. The popular frontman replaced Liam Delap in the starting XI at Brentford and set up Sammie Szmodics' opener before scoring
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Watch: KOA podcast - Plenty of positives, the big Muric debate and an injury crisis
Alex Jones, Ross Halls and Mark Heath are back to pick the bones out of Ipswich Town’s thrilling but heartbreaking 4-3 defeat at Brentford in the latest Kings of Anglia podcast. The boys discuss plenty of positives from the display, wax lyrical
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Temporary traffic lights causing heavy delays on A12
Temporary traffic lights are causing disruption on the A12 in east Suffolk. Roadworks are taking place on the major route in Yoxford near the junction with B1122 Middleton Road. Traffic sensors show there is around two-miles in delays in
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Independent jewellery business announces opening date for new branch
An independent jewellery and gifting brand have announced the opening date for its Bury St Edmunds store. Lisa Angel, which is Norfolk based and female-founded, has been working for the last few months towards launching a branch on Abbeygate Street
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Tobacco and jacket thief jailed for six months
A man who stole jacket, as well as tobacco from a Tesco Express has been jailed for six months. Devin Paola, from Bury St Edmunds, appeared before Suffolk Magistrates' Court on Friday October 25, charged with theft from a shop. On October
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Manchester United sack Erik ten Hag just weeks before Town clash at Portman Road
Ipswich Town's Premier League rivals Manchester United have sacked manager Erik ten Hag after their 2-1 defeat at West Ham on Sunday. The Dutchman was first appointed in 2022, replacing interim boss Ralf Rangnick. Under his leadership, they finished
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Cafe with 'divine crullers' added to top foodie guide
A café known for its "divine crullers" and other pastries has been added to a top guide for food lovers. Owned by Alice Norman, Pinch café recently expanded into a larger site at Maple Farm in Kelsale, near Saxmundham. Ms Norman set up the
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Flat completely destroyed after fire caused by discarded cigarette
A flat in sheltered accommodation has been completely destroyed after a fire believed to have been started by a discarded cigarette. Firefighters were called to the blaze in Regency Lodge, Clacton, after being alerted to an automatic fire alarm
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Windows smashed during overnight spate of damage
Police are appealing for information after vehicles parked overnight in a west Suffolk town were damaged. Officers believed the incidents in Haverhill happened at around 4am on Saturday, October 26, but may have taken place any time between 8pm
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More time for you to give your views on Brockleywood quarry plans
Parish councils near Ipswich have confirmed that the reconsultation period of a controversial quarry in the south of Ipswich has been extended. The 36-hectare Brockleywood Quarry plans have been highly controversial, with it last being quashed
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More than 200 people attend Sizewell C jobs fair in Leiston
More than 200 people attended the first Sizewell C and Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) jobs fair. The event, held in Leiston, aimed to create different employment opportunities for local people. Sizewell C is generating thousands of new
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Increased police patrols during Halloween and Bonfire Night
Officers will be carrying out increased patrols across the county in the build up to Halloween. Suffolk police is reminding those taking part to respect those who do not wish to and to stay within the law. There will be increased patrols
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Elderly man seriously injured after crash
An elderly man has been seriously injured after he was knocked off his bike during a crash. Officers were called to Nayland Road in Colchester at about 5pm on Saturday. A spokesman for Essex Police said a car and a cyclist were involved in
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Body of man found in nature reserve
The body of a man has been found in Bury St Edmunds. Police were called to a nature reserve near Compiegne Way just after 4.30pm on Sunday. The fire and ambulance services also attended. The body has not yet been formally identified but
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Archaeological work begins to ensure heritage is protected in wind farm development
Archaeological digs for offshore wind farms in Suffolk are set to begin next week. ScottishPower Renewables (SPR) contractors, MOLA-Wessex, will begin works in the parish of Aldeburgh next week to carry out archaeological investigations. This
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More than 10,000 fly-tipping cases reported in Suffolk over last 3 years
More than 10,000 incidents of fly-tipping have been reported in Suffolk over the last three years, it can be revealed. Nearly £38,000 has been paid out in fixed penalty notices and prosecution costs as district councils in the region look to crack
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Stansted announces new routes to popular European destination
London Stansted has announced that a new route will be added to its departure boards next spring. The airport has revealed that Transavia will launch flights to Rotterdam in the Netherlands in 2025. The Dutch carrier will initially operate
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North Stander: The one big thing which has to change if we are to survive this season
Just when I think I’m far too grown up to get upset by football, along comes a game like that. I was absolutely devastated, like every other Ipswich supporter. Even a draw would have been such a confidence-booster. We played some really good stuff
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Roadworks to be aware of this week
Road closures are once again taking place across Suffolk this week and look set to cause disruption for drivers. Here is where to avoid on your routes across the county this week. B1508, Sudbury Road The B1508 Sudbury Road in Bures near
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London Chamber Soloists to play at St Botolph's Church
A London-based trio will perform in Colchester. The London Chamber Soloists, comprising a flute, viola, and harp, will play at St Botolph's Church on Friday, November 2. The trio, made up of Anna Noakes, Bob Smissen, and Gabriella dall'Olio
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Cafe 24 in Stonham Barns is named best cafe in England
A café has been crowned the best in the country. Café 24, based at Stonham Barns Park, won the prestigious 'Best Café' award at the England Business Awards on October 12. The café, which was recently relaunched, has undergone a complete remodelling
