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Half of Suffolk men lack valid wills, new research reveals
Only 47% of men in Suffolk have a current will in place, compared to 59% of women, according to a survey by local law firm Ellisons.
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Man convicted of manslaughter over fatal 'one punch' assault of Ipswich man in Felixstowe
Daniel Martin, 29, was found guilty of killing Charlie Greaves, 25, following an argument about a dog on Felixstowe promenade last August.
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Exhibition to celebrate the 'unsung heroines' of Suffolk's fishing past
The stories of remarkable women who performed skilled but back-breaking work in Suffolk's once-booming herring industry are being brought to life in a new touring exhibition.
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What happens next for Patrick Spencer and his constituents?
Following two sexual assault charges and his immediate suspension from the Conservative Party, we help you understand what happens next for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer, his party, and his constituents.
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Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP who spoke of 'moral probity' in parliament 'categorically denies' sexual assault charges
Patrick Spencer, who spoke of the importance of ethics to his constituents in his maiden Commons speech last year, has been charged with two counts of sexual assault, prompting his immediate suspension from the Conservative Party. He "categorically denies" the charges.
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University to showcase student creativity alongside industry experts at Ipswich event
The "Unlocked: Creative Industries" event will close with "Arts Unlocked," a vibrant celebration of emerging creative work from University of Suffolk students.
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Weekly parkrun poised to make Christchurch Park comeback
The popular free community running event is finalising arrangements to return to Christchurch Park after months of absence.
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Local students get hands-on experience at Ipswich housing development
A visit to Gipping Construction's Hawke Road site gave five aspiring construction workers insight into the various career paths available in the industry.
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Council-owned parking operator refuses to disclose number of fines issued at car park with known payment machine faults
Council-owned parking operator Ipserv is refusing to disclose the number of penalty notices it issued at Duke Street car park, stating its commercial interests outweigh public transparency, despite knowing that payment machines were broken.
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66-million-year-old ammonite unearthed at Ipswich Museum, metres from façade that depicts it
Groundworkers have discovered a 14-inch ammonite fossil while excavating at Ipswich Museum, which will now join the museum's extensive collection.
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From Afghanistan to Ipswich: How cricket is helping young asylum seekers rebuild their lives
The Blue Tigers project offers more than sport to 18 young Afghan asylum seekers, providing friendship, routine and belonging after they arrived in Suffolk without family or support.
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Hundreds don pyjamas for midnight charity walk through Ipswich
Trinity Park, the hospice grounds, and Ipswich Waterfront were illuminated with over 740 participants for the annual St Elizabeth Hospice fundraiser on Saturday night.