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Weather warning issued as dense fog threatens travel in Suffolk
A yellow weather warning has been issued for Suffolk as dense fog threatens to cause disruption across the county. The Met Office warning comes into force at 6pm on Sunday, November 8, and remains in place until 11am on Monday, November 9.
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Man dies after crash closes A12 overnight
A man in his 20s has died following a crash involving a car and a pedestrian on the A12. Emergency services were called to the major road at junction 26 near Colchester shortly before 5.30pm on Saturday, November 7, following reports of a collision
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Town urged to report 'every single time’ to uncover true scale of main crimes
Locals in a Suffolk town are being urged to report “every single” incident of anti-social behaviour amid concerns official figures do not reflect the scale of problem. Mildenhall town councillor Brad Jaggard said the appeal was prompted by discussions
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Busy club unveils packed winter programme including chance to see inside clubhouse
Woodbridge Cruising Club is gearing up for a packed winter programme. As the colder season nears, members are enjoying activities at the riverside clubhouse, including Wednesday suppers and Thursday walks around the Suffolk countryside. The
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Everything to know about Ed Sheeran and his love of Suffolk
Ed Sheeran is one of the world’s biggest music stars, but despite his international success, he has maintained strong links to Suffolk. From growing up in Framlingham to referencing the county in his music and supporting local causes, Suffolk has
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Suffolk Christmas market named among UK’s best and ‘one you won’t want to miss’
A Suffolk Christmas market has been named among the best in the UK and one you 'won't want to miss'. St Edmundsbury Cathedral’s Christmas market in Bury St Edmunds was included in The Independent’s list of the 20 best across the UK. A spokesman
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Suffolk country home with former stud buildings listed for £1.4m
A substantial country home with links to Newmarket's horse racing heritage has come onto the market for £1.4 million. Blandford Lodge, on London Road near Newmarket, is a five-bedroom detached home set in around 2.38 acres of grounds. The property
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Armed officers descend on town after shop staff threatened with knife
Armed officers were called out following an attempted robbery at a convenience store. The incident took place at Premier Stores in Strasbourg Square in Haverhill at around 9.45pm on Saturday, November 7. A man reportedly tried to steal items
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Delays as 32 tonne abnormal load to travel on major roads
Drivers are being warned of delays as a 32 tonne abnormal load is due to travel on Suffolk roads. The load is due to leave London Road in Brandon at 9am on Friday, November 13, heading for Telegraph Hill in Honingham. It measures 3.5 metres
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Everything we know after two incidents closed A12 overnight
The A12 has reopened after two serious incidents within the space of around an hour brought traffic to a standstill near Colchester. The first incident happened shortly before 5pm on Saturday, November 7, when a large vehicle overturned on the
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Two Suffolk pubs named among the UK's best for a Sunday roast
Two pubs have been named among the best places in the UK to enjoy a Sunday roast. The Bildeston Crown and The Bell Hotel in Saxmundham have made Muddy Stilettos' national round-up of standout Sunday lunches. This latest recognition adds to
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The Suffolk farm shops that we loved and lost through the years
Suffolk and its surrounding countryside have no shortage of farm shops, offering everything from locally reared meat and freshly picked vegetables to homemade cakes and regional produce. But over the years, shoppers have also had to say goodbye
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Dog rescued from smoke-filled house after fire breaks out
A dog was rescued by firefighters after a house filled with smoke during a morning blaze. Crews were called to Coucy Close in Framlingham shortly before 10am on Saturday, November 7, following reports of smoke and a smoke alarm sounding. The
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A12 reopens nearly 12 hours later after serious crash involving pedestrian
The A12 has reopened following a serious collision. The major road was shut in both directions between junctions 26 and 28 near Colchester after a collision around 4.30pm. It involved a pedestrian and a car. Essex police and ambulance crews
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Seaside town braces for traffic delays as three-month roadworks begin
Three months of roadworks have sparked fears of rising traffic congestion in a Suffolk town. The gas pipe replacement scheme, centred on Garrison Lane in Felixstowe, began on Monday, November 2 and is being carried out by Cadent Gas. Work is
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New coastal gym has 250-person waiting list after hundreds sign up in 72 hours
A community-owned gym has opened in one of Suffolk's most renowned coastal towns attracting 250 new members before even opening its doors. Southwold Gym, based at the Old Hospital Hub, opened on Tuesday, November 3. The project, which received
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Drug dealer found with over 8000 indecent images including 'violent rape' of children
A man found with more than 8,000 indecent images of children, including images showing the “violent rape” of young children, has avoided immediate imprisonment. Benjamin Baldwin, 25, of North Street, Wicken, Ely, was handed a 20-month prison sentence
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The ultimate guide to Christmas markets and festive fairs across Suffolk
The countdown to Christmas is on, and some of Suffolk's biggest festive markets and fairs are preparing to welcome shoppers. From huge fairs featuring more than 100 independent traders to traditional town-centre celebrations, there will be plenty
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Suffolk river records E. coli levels more than 38 times the safe threshold
Dangerously high levels of bacteria have been detected in a Suffolk river, prompting warnings for people to avoid contact with the water. The River Gipping Trust said that tests carried out in Needham Market found levels of E. coli as high as 38,000
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The forgotten Suffolk story behind the Kray twins
Long before they became Britain's most notorious gangsters, Ronnie and Reggie Kray were just two young boys enjoying the freedom of the Suffolk countryside. The infamous East End twins developed a lasting affection for Hadleigh after being evacuated
