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Suffolk Police has warned organised fly-tipping could leave farmers facing huge clean-up bills and urged witnesses to call 999.
A town's war memorial has been defaced in a shocking act of vandalism.
A popular Chinese takeaway is set to reopen its doors 18 months after a devastating fire destroyed its roof.
Ipswich’s Princes Street closes southbound from November 2 to December 18, disrupting drivers and bus services, with a 1.5-mile diversion via West End Road.
A coastguard helicopter is circling over Felixstowe in Suffolk this afternoon.
Haverhill police arrest man on suspicion of assault after a town-centre fight, as Suffolk Police report a busy Halloween with extra patrols.
Police appeal for information to find missing 14-year-old Jessica, last seen in Felixstowe on October 31 wearing black clothing and a cream coat.
The Freston is preparing for another chapter after new owners announced plans to reopen the venue, but what does its past look like?
Suffolk public notices include Ipswich's Henley Gate plans, Leiston education changes, a Letheringham home and alcohol licence bids in Ipswich and Rendlesham.
A Debenham pub says the industry still faces a "huge tax burden", as government rates continue to take thousands annually.
Five men jailed in Suffolk, including Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds, for manslaughter, sexual assault, drug dealing and theft offences this week in court.
Suffolk rural crime team lead Sgt Chris Green warns of a rapidly growing wildlife crime sweeping across England involving high-powered catapults
The A14 at Newmarket has fully reopened after a crash shut the road for more than 24 hours.
A yellow weather warning has been issued for Suffolk this morning by the Met Office.
A Honda quad bike handed down through generations has been stolen from a secured container at a working farm in Mellis. It was taken at 1.20am on October 29.
Charlie Marsh hit an off-duty police officer with his BMW in Ipswich. He was banned from driving and ordered to pay compensation.
A Woodbridge woman's eight-week bike cycling adventure across Europe enabled her to be there her friend on the day she said: “I do”.
Farmer Jon Watt of Laxfield, Eye, Suffolk, says small abattoirs are "essential" to the future of British livestock farming as fears grow for their survival.
More than 200 pollution incidents have been linked to septic tanks or private sewage systems in East Anglia.