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Friends of William 'Billy' McNicholl have launched a fundraising campaign to help give the 63-year-old Chantry resident the "dignity in his send off that he did not get in his passing."
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Hertfordshire Police have launched another appeal to locate a 20-year-old Ipswich man who is wanted on recall to prison.
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A drug dealer has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to supplying cocaine across Suffolk and Essex. Police caught Alfons Kojku after stopping his car on the A14 near Newmarket.
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Trading Standards has issued an alert after a vulnerable resident in the IP4 area of Ipswich was pressured into a £2,500 roof repair by a doorstep trader just before Christmas.
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Archaeologists have revealed that a remarkable hoard of more than 300 silver coins from the 11th century was unearthed during construction work at Suffolk's Sizewell C nuclear power station site.
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The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce's latest economic survey shows widespread pessimism and decline among local businesses, with more than 80% expressing concerns about tax levels.
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Police officers will meet residents at Rosehill Library on Tuesday to discuss local concerns and provide advice.
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Suffolk County Council has proposed a 5% council tax increase as part of its £803.7 million budget for 2025/26.
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Calendar Club has closed its pop-up store after a successful three-month stint on Tavern Street.
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Local musicians and performers can now apply to be part of the 35th Ipswich Music Day – the UK's biggest free one-day music festival, held every year at Christchurch Park.
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Ipswich will receive more than £200,000 in additional funding to help disabled and elderly residents make improvements to their homes. The investment is part of a wider £86 million national funding boost to the £711m Disabled Facilities Grant.
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