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Mother and son charged over Stowmarket stabbing that sparked massive police response
A mother and son have been charged with causing grievous bodily harm following a stabbing in Stowmarket on Sunday.
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Vandals damage Rushmere golf course greens with rakes
Police are appealing for witnesses after vandals damaged greens at Rushmere Golf Club using nearby rakes last Tuesday evening.
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Suffolk Police report rise in online dating sexual assaults
Suffolk Police are warning of an increase in sexual assault cases linked to online dating as part of Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week (3-9 February).
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Almost 3,000 Suffolk women diagnosed with endometriosis amid long waiting times
New figures reveal 2,875 women in Suffolk have been diagnosed with endometriosis over the past decade, but experts warn many more could be suffering in silence due to lengthy diagnosis delays.
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Council set to approve 60 flats above Ipswich Bazaar
Plans to convert the vacant upper floors of the former Woolworths building into 60 flats are set to be approved by Ipswich Borough Council's planning and development committee on Wednesday, 05 February.
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£884m Anglian Water upgrade announced for Suffolk and Essex
Anglian Water has announced an £884 million investment programme for Suffolk and Essex, including £110 million for environmental improvements to local watercourses.
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Six ordered out as police swoop on problem flats in St Margaret's Green
Two flats in St Margaret's Green have been served with closure notices as police crack down on anti-social behaviour and suspected drug dealing in central Ipswich.
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Suffolk Mind helpline secures £26,000 after record-breaking 33,000 calls
Suffolk Mind's helpline will continue operating for at least six months after receiving doubled donations through a match funding scheme, following its busiest ever year with 33,000 support requests.
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Four-week firearms amnesty launched for illegal blank firers
Police have launched a four-week firearms amnesty for Turkish-manufactured top-venting blank firers after testing revealed they could be easily converted into lethal weapons.
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Pyjama-clad night walkers to light up Ipswich for hospice
Hundreds of supporters will don their brightest sleepwear for St Elizabeth Hospice's 19th Midnight Walk after last year's event raised £135,000 for vital care services.
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Four Mid Suffolk councillors quit Tories over Labour's devolution plans
Four Conservative councillors have formed a new Mid Suffolk Independents group in protest at Labour's devolution plans that could see local councils abolished.
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Lengthy NHS waits leave Ipswich tinnitus patients facing 'years of unnecessary suffering'
A leading Ipswich audiologist has warned tinnitus patients in Ipswich could face "years of unnecessary suffering" due to specialist NHS waiting times of up to three years, as a national report reveals the scale and impact of the delays this Tinnitus Week.