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Roadworks to be aware of in Suffolk this week
A number of busy Suffolk roads are closed this week while essential works are carried out. Here are five road closures drivers should be aware of. Playford Road, Kesgrave Playford Road will be closed between 10am until 3pm between Monday
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'A nonsense yellow' - McKenna on Morsy booking and if he'll play at Watford
Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna was left frustrated after skipper Sam Morsy's 'nonsense' booking at Middlesbrough, which leaves him on the verge of a two-game ban. Inspirational captain Morsy, such an important part of Town's success, was shown
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Sample six beers in a ONE night only brewery event
A Suffolk pub is set to host a special one night only beer event next week. The Dog and Partridge, a pub and hotel in Bury St Edmunds, is teaming up with a team of brewers from the Green King Brewery for a festive meet on Wednesday, December 13
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Onwordi lifts title and Falco gets back to winning ways at Cage Warriors Academy
It was a night of furious finishes and highlight reel stoppages at Cage Warriors Academy South East 33 in Colchester last night. Of the 23 bouts on the card at the Charter Hall, just seven needed the judges to cast their verdicts in what was an
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Four new flood alerts issued as Suffolk set to be battered by Storm Fergus
A number of flood alerts have been issued for parts of Suffolk as Storm Fergus is set to batter the county. The Environment Agency has issued the alerts for Rattlesden River, the River Gipping, the River Deben, the River Lark and the River Blyth
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'Are we just going to chance it?' - Town fans on win at Boro and big Morsy decision
Ipswich Town continued their remarkable form with a 2-0 win at Middlesbrough yesterday - here's what fans were saying after the game... Town returned triumphant from the Riverside courtesy of goals from Conor Chaplin and sub Omari Hutchinson either
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5 Santa's grottos to visit in Suffolk this festive season
Now it's December, it means the countdown to Christmas has officially begun. There is still some time left to go and see Santa before he heads off in his sleigh to deliver presents to children across the county. Here are five places to meet
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Boutique wedding venue given permission to operate on permanent basis
A 700-year-old priory in a village near the coast has been granted permission to operate as a weddings venue on a permanent basis. Butley Priory has been hosting weddings for many years and was revamped in 2021 by the owners, who operate under
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Plans for traffic order to tackle campervan issue on Felixstowe seafront
No decision has yet been made on a possible solution to campervans parking on a Felixstowe seafront road, which have sparked concerns about congestion. Suffolk County Council's Highways team has been looking into the practicalities and cost of
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Pub forced to close as hundreds of homes without power
A much-loved pub has been forced to stay shut after losing power. Hundreds of people have been left with no electricity after a large outage effecting homes in and around Wangford, near Southwold. According to UK Power Networks, more than
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Ahadme scores a brace, Ndaba beats Celtic and a debut for Binns
Ross Halls looks at how Ipswich Town's loan players got on for their clubs this weekend.... GASSAN AHADME The forward scored two late goals for Cambridge United as new head coach Neil Harris saw his side battle back to draw 2-2 with Charlton
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Luxury Suffolk retreat named as one of the best places to stay in the UK
A luxury retreat nestled in the Suffolk countryside has been named as one of the best places to stay in the UK. Blyth Rise Stays in Laxfield, north of Framlingham, has been included in a list by The Guardian, which has named the best places in
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Are Town promotion favourites? Here's what Michael Carrick thinks...
Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick believes Ipswich Town are in with a shot of back-to-back promotions after watching his side fall 2-0 to the Blues yesterday. Carrick faced friend Kieran McKenna as a boss for the first time, and it was the Town
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Watch: Extended highlights as Town blank Boro in another away win
Ipswich Town saw off another Championship challenge yesterday, as Kieran McKenna's men beat Middlesbrough 2-0 at the Riverside - watch the highlights here... Conor Chaplin blasted the Blues into a first half lead, before setting up sub Omari Hutchinson
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Inquest opens into death of Suffolk 26-year-old who fell down stairs in Australia
An inquest has opened into the death of a man from Suffolk who died while travelling in Australia. Suffolk Coroners' Court in Ipswich heard Neill Willemsen was travelling in Sydney when he died on April 24 this year. He was 26 years old at
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Suffolk estate named among best historical attractions in the UK
A west Suffolk estate has been named among the best historic attractions in the UK in a national survey. Almost 3,000 people were asked by Which? about their favourite historic destinations in the country. The destinations were given an overall
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'We got what we wanted' - Hladky praises Town's performance against Middlesbrough
Ipswich Town goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky hailed his side’s 2-0 win at Middlesbrough as a ‘massive’ result. The Blues struck in each half to earn a comfortable win at the Riverside, with Conor Chaplin and Omari Hutchinson both finding the back of the
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Staff at Ipswich Hospital trust take more than 33,000 days off work due to stress
More than 33,000 days of work were lost at the NHS trust which runs Ipswich and Colchester hospitals last year because of stress, new figures have shown. According to data published by NHS Digital, 33,900 full-time equivalent days were lost due
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How Elliott is replicating Christchurch Park's oak trees across Suffolk
They say that from acorns mighty oaks grow – and a Suffolk man is helping to literally boost the Oak species across the county. Elliott Garbett, from Ipswich, was inspired by his mother's love of growing things to collect 100 acorns from underneath
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Inquest opens into death of woman, 42, who died in east Suffolk caravan blaze
An inquest has opened into the death of a woman who died in a blaze that broke into a caravan in east Suffolk. Ruth Pingree died in a caravan fire at a site between Saxmundham and Leiston in the early hours of Sunday, July 24 last year. Ms
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Owner of seafront venue Beach Street quashes rumours after business closures
The owner of a Felixstowe seafront food and shopping hotspot has quashed rumours that businesses are being forced out by high rents following a couple of recent closures. The Beach Street development in the seaside town lost restaurant The View
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Five observations following 2-0 win at Middlesbrough
Ipswich Town won 2-0 at Middlesbrough yesterday afternoon. Stuart Watson reflects on the action. CHESS MATCH Kieran McKenna and Michael Carrick, good friends and former Manchester United colleagues, spoke in the build-up about how they