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More than 80 drivers were caught not wearing seatbelts during a week-long police operation in Suffolk, where officers used an unmarked HGV cab to spot dangerous driving behaviours.
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Ipswich's 40ft Christmas tree was installed on the Cornhill this morning, marking an early start to the town's festive season.
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A lorry driver has been caught watching porn while driving one of the heaviest vehicles permitted on Suffolk's roads.
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Operation Sentinel officers were spotted carrying evidence following a large operation at a property near Norwich Road, Ipswich, as part of an "ongoing investigation" on Tuesday.
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A vehicle was seized at Morrisons in Sproughton after police spotted antisocial driving and discovered the driver had insufficient insurance documentation.
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Ipswich Borough Council has awarded a five-year contract worth £180,000 to West End Rehoming Limited to handle stray dogs in the town. The Stowmarket-based company will provide collection and kennelling services from October 2024.
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A local care company is celebrating its 10th year of bringing Christmas cheer to isolated elderly residents. Home Instead's 'Be a Santa' campaign has distributed hundreds of presents annually to older people who might otherwise go without.
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New figures show that the number of Suffolk pupils missing at least half their school lessons has more than doubled since before the pandemic. Government data reveals that 2.6% of the county's schoolchildren were "severely absent" in spring 2023.
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Attwells Solicitors has been recognised for its commitment to apprenticeships at the National Apprenticeship and Skills Awards. The Ipswich-based firm received a highly commended award in the SME Employer of the Year category for the East of England.
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Ipswich MP Jack Abbott has praised the government's £1 billion investment in special educational needs during a House of Commons debate on the Budget. The Labour MP said the funding marks an important "statement of intent" to fix what he described as a "national crisis".
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Sir Brian Leveson, who led the landmark inquiry into press ethics following the phone-hacking scandal, has addressed students and guests at the University of Suffolk's annual law lecture.
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Following new data that revealed Suffolk police conducted 237 strip searches on under-18s in the last three years, we explain what parents and young people need to know about police search powers.
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