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Six people fled a house fire in Ipswich early Tuesday morning in what police believe was a targeted arson attack. Two residents were hospitalised after jumping from an upstairs window to escape the blaze.
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The Dorman family has chosen the name "Skye" for the first hare sculpture in St Elizabeth Hospice's upcoming Hop to it! Suffolk 2025 art trail, honouring their late father James.
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The latest data from the NHS reveals that 74% of A&E patients were seen within 4 hours at East Suffolk and North Essex Foundation Trust, falling just short of national targets.
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Jack Abbott, MP for Ipswich, has written to train operator CrossCountry, demanding improvements to its train services despite the operator not running any services in Suffolk.
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Suffolk Police are searching for Daryl Taylor, a 33-year-old Ipswich man who escaped custody while receiving medical treatment at Ipswich Hospital. Taylor, who was wanted on recall to prison, had been charged with seven sexual offences before his escape.
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Suffolk Fire & Rescue Service received a call today at 14:22 about an incident involving a light aircraft.
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A fire investigation has concluded that a discarded battery was the probable cause of the significant blaze at Sackers recycling centre in Great Blakenham, near Ipswich, on Thursday, August 8.
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Fay Greaves, known for her appearance on The Traitors, will embark on a challenging trek to Machu Picchu in September to raise funds for several charities. The expedition aims to support organisations focused on youth development and mental health.
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The East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) is facing growing waiting lists, with almost 89,000 patients waiting for non-urgent elective operations or treatment at the end of June.
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Harriet Aitchison, 35, has swapped her riding boots for scrubs in a career change that's taken her from the stables to the wards of Ipswich Hospital.
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Nearly a third of criminals in Ipswich reoffended within a year of their conviction or release from prison, according to new Ministry of Justice figures. This marks an increase from the previous year's rate.
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Three years after its controversial formation and more than two years after a Care Quality Commission inspection found the practice "requires improvement," our investigation reveals persistent issues and a practice that still appears to be struggling to meet patient needs.
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