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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.
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Two arrested in Ipswich after man stabbed in Stowmarket attack
Police have arrested a woman, 60, and a man, 26, following a stabbing in Leveret Gardens that left a man in his 20s hospitalised.
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Missing Needham Market man found
Nigel Smith, who went missing from Needham Market on Friday afternoon, has been found.
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Public urged to help find missing Needham Market man
Suffolk Police are asking residents to be on the lookout for Nigel Smith, 63, who went missing from Needham Market on Friday afternoon.
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'Speak up and tell us what you know': Crimestoppers offer £20k reward in Billy McNicholl murder probe
Crimestoppers have made an urgent appeal for anonymous information about the murder of Ipswich man William "Billy" McNicholl.
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'Stop this spiral of decline': Ipswich artist battles Royal Mail cuts
An Ipswich card designer has joined the fight against Royal Mail's plans to slash second-class post delivery, warning the changes could put affordable postal services "beyond financial reach."
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Duke Street car park payment machines out of order again
Payment machines at Ipswich's largest Waterfront car park are not working for the second consecutive week, forcing drivers to use mobile apps to pay.
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Suffolk Chamber's A14 report reveals damning impact on Suffolk businesses as MPs speak out on proposed solutions
Suffolk faces a potential economic crisis as 83% of businesses say ongoing A14 disruption will force them to cut jobs unless significant improvements are made within the next decade.
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Motorcyclist seriously injured in Burstall A1071 crash
A motorcyclist in his 60s has been hospitalised with serious injuries following a collision with a car on the A1071 in Burstall, near Ipswich.