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A small-scale tower years in the making could be completed this summer to coincide with the 20th anniversary of its full-scale inspiration.

Three Suffolk pubs will be competing for a national award to be crowned the best in the country after a list of nearly 260 nominees was announced.

The future of a town’s central cultural landmark has been secured following a period of uncertainty after its main delivery partner folded.

Fast food giant McDonald’s has apologised after a man choked on eggshells from a breakfast wrap and suffered scratches in his throat.

Ipswich Town Football Club is seeking retrospective permission for changes it made to accommodate its entry into the Premier League.

More than 150 families flocked to an Easter-themed event in a town centre.

Plans for a new energy storage system in a village have been recommended for approval as a decision is due.

Police have provided an update on a man who was reported missing over the weekend.

Councils have urged private landlords to reach out for hellp if they are worried about the new Renters Rights Bill.

A decision is due on plans for 44 new homes in a village almost a decade since permission was granted for a similar proposal.

A woman has been taken to hospital after a crash between a lorry and a car which closed the A14 in both directions.

A brewer will celebrate having made 25 million pints later this month – the equivalent of nearly six Olympic-size swimming pools worth of beer.

An environmental impact assessment is not needed for a proposed commercial solar farm and battery energy storage system, planners have decided.

A health club has celebrated the relaunch of its spa facilities by honouring the firefighters that saved it from a devastating blaze two years ago.

A village's former bus depot will be turned into homes following planning approval.

Seaside town residents are being invited to a day of remembrance and celebration to mark 80 years since the end of World War II.

Temporary traffic lights are in place on a town road due to emergency gas repairs.

A second book believed to be partly bound in the skin of the infamous Red Barn murderer is on display at a town museum.

A 39-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of importing controlled drugs after police found and seized a quantity of cannabis in Kent.

Archaeologists have been provided a glimpse into the past during work to build a link road on the outskirts of a town.