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Trimley Memorial Hall - devastated by fire.

Update: Fire at Memorial Hall in Trimley St Martin - Second blaze in two nights at village - Police treating as suspicious

Firefighters tackled a blaze at a memorial hall overnight – the second blaze in two nights at a Suffolk village.

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Bill Jenman, Turning The Tide project manager

Suffolk: Project to boost region’s coastline gets lottery funding windfall

An ambitious and far-reaching project that aims to conserve and enhance Suffolk’s much-loved coastline – and enable thousands of people to gain inspiration from it – got lucky at last yesterday.

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Detectives have launched an investigation after a man was robbed at knifepoint in Colchester.

Colchester: Man robbed at knifepoint

Detectives have launched an investigation after a man was robbed at knifepoint in Colchester.

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Site of where the new river barrier is going to be in Ipswich, off New Cut West.

Ipswich: Work on £30m flood barrier across New Cut due to start in July

Work on the new flood barrier for Ipswich is due to start next month.

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Leiston, Saxmundham and District CAB is seeing more and more families needing financial help

Suffolk Coastal: Leiston, Saxmundham and District Citizens Advice Bureau seeing increasingly more complex cases

A citizens’ advice bureau (CAB) is seeing increasingly more complex cases, with more families forced to seek help as wages fail to keep pace with the cost of living.

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Politics See all

The Gainsborough Cinema decorated for the 1935 Silver Jubilee.

Sudbury: Cinema bid gathers pace

The last cinema in Sudbury closed more than 30 years ago, but a push by local councillors could see a new three-screen complex built in the town.

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Business See all

Radical plans to split RBS into a

UK: MPs call on Government to consider splitting RBS into ‘good’ and ‘bad’ banks

Radical plans to split Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) into a “good” bank and a “bad” bank must be looked at immediately as part of an urgent rethink of Government plans for privatisation, according to an influential Parliamentary commission.

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Mark Suddes, operations director at Seckford Hall Hotel, where work is starting on a £3.5m investment programme

Woodbridge: Work starts on multi-million-pound investment at Seckford Hall Hotel

Work has begun on the first phase of a multi-million-pound investment to expand and refurbish the Seckford Hall Hotel at Woodbridge.

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John Lewis Partnership chairman Sir Charlie Mayfield at the Ipswich Waitrose and John Lewis at home stores

Ipswich: Chairman hails success of John Lewis at Home and Waitrose stores at Futura Park

The employee-owned business sector could eventually grow five-fold if helped by more favourable Government policies, the leader of the John Lewis Partnershp said yesterday.

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Signage on the engine of an easyJet passenger plane

Stansted: easyJet to buy 135 Airbus A320 planes over the next nine years

Budget airline easyJet is to upgrade and expand its aircraft fleet under a deal to buy 135 Airbus planes over the next nine years.

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Consumer Prices Index fell to a better-than-expected 2.4% in April.

UK: Rising air fares help drive CPI inflation higher to 2.7%

A surge in air fares helped lift inflation higher than expected last month to heap more pressure on households, official figures revealed today.

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Environment news

Bill Jenman, Turning The Tide project manager

Suffolk: Project to boost region’s coastline gets lottery funding windfall

An ambitious and far-reaching project that aims to conserve and enhance Suffolk’s much-loved coastline – and enable thousands of people to gain inspiration from it – got lucky at last yesterday.

Read full story »

Features

David Ellesmere, leader of Ipswich Borough Council

Ipswich: Council bosses aim to help first-time buyers get a foot on the housing ladder

First-time buyers struggling to get a foot on the housing ladder will be given a leg up under a new initiative aimed at breathing life into the town’s housing market.

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