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Government commits £14.2bn to Sizewell C nuclear power station
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce £14.2bn funding for the Suffolk nuclear site at the GMB union conference, fifteen years after the project was first proposed.
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Police visit 10 Suffolk schools in knife crime awareness week
Suffolk Police delivered safety presentations to students across the county as part of Operation Sceptre, a national initiative aimed at tackling knife crime among young people.
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How your unwanted items can help animals in need in Ipswich
Drop off clothing, shoes, books and household goods at The Buttermarket this week to support RSPCA Suffolk Central Branch's care for vulnerable animals.
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Orwell Bridge lane closures start Monday as region snubbed by government on transport funding
The Orwell Bridge will face significant traffic restrictions from 16 June, with overnight closures and a contraflow system affecting journeys between Ipswich and Felixstowe.
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Help keep 50 years of independent cinema alive in Ipswich
Volunteers are needed to ensure that one of Ipswich's cultural gems continues to bring international, cult and classic films to future generations.
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Suffolk New College students take over Kesgrave restaurant for gala dinner
Around 50 youngsters from Suffolk New College worked alongside professionals at Milsoms Kesgrave Hall to create a three-course meal for over 100 guests.
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Healthwatch Suffolk reveals 'epidemic of pain' among hospital wait patients
A third of 1,400 Suffolk patients expecting treatment say pain is having an impact on their lives, with some describing it as 'debilitating' and 'unmanageable'.
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Social housing wait times in Ipswich half the national average
New data reveals that Ipswich families wait an average of 3.9 years for social housing – a wait that some argue is too long, but significantly lower than England's 7.8-year average, and a fraction of the waiting times in London.
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Police release descriptions of Ipswich O2 robbers
Officers have issued detailed descriptions of three masked men who stole phones and accessories from the O2 store on Tavern Street yesterday afternoon.
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Former Ipswich religious teacher convicted of child sex offences
A 70-year-old Islamic teacher has been found guilty of 13 counts of indecent assault against six girls aged between seven and 14 while teaching in Ipswich between 1985 and 1999.
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Three men rob O2 store on Tavern Street in Ipswich
Police are hunting three male suspects who threatened staff and attempted to steal items from the O2 shop at 1pm today.
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Police investigation underway at Ipswich O2 store
Forensics officers are conducting an investigation at the O2 store on Tavern Street in Ipswich, with the shop remaining closed while inquiries continue.