Crime

An unknown suspect broke into the shed and stole numerous items of fishing equipment, including seven rods, seven reels, a number of nets and tackle.

A 28-year-old Newmarket man has been charged with murder.

Suffolk Police has referred itself to a watchdog after it emerged the woman who was stabbed to death had previously contacted the force.

The trial is due to begin on July 27.

Suffolk Constabulary made 170 arrests in their Christmas drink and drug driving campaign after stopping to test 670 motorists.

The arrest followed intelligence from the Metropolitan Police.

A woman has been stabbed to death at a Newmarket house.

A bike worth almost £1,500 was taken from outside a property in Thetford.

Petrol was stolen after break-ins at numerous allotment sheds across south Suffolk between Friday and Saturday.

Archery equipment, diesel and petrol fuel was stolen, after thieves broke into the scout hut and store sheds at the Boxford Spinney.

The theft of between 40 and 60 koi carp fish occurred overnight between Saturday and Sunday at a residential property in Bridewell Street.

Suffolk PCC Tim Passmore has put forward a proposal to increase the police's council tax precept by 4 per cent

Two men have been charged with burglary after members of the public blocked their car to stop them from getting away.

The increase could see people paying an extra 70p a month.

Parking enforcement powers in Suffolk will finally transfer from the police to district and borough councils.

A shed at the allotments in Broad Street, Haverhill was burgled between January 8 and 11

A dangerous driver who rammed a woman’s car at least four times with her children in the vehicle has been jailed.

A BMW was stolen last week from Stephen Close in Haverhill

A 50-year-old man has been charged in connection with an armed robbery which took place in Bury St Edmunds more than five years ago.

Suffolk Police received a report yesterday at 10.55am that a substance, believed to be rat poison, had been laid on food smeared on the pavement.