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Ipswich Town have announced their new intake of academy scholars.

Get your coffee fix during UK Coffee Week from one of these artisanal local producers.

The event is now in its 31st year and since 1987 more than 40,000 school pupils have taken to the stage at Snape Maltings Concert Hall and performed to an audience of approximately 95,000.

An online betting company has revealed where in East Anglia you are most likely to win cash prizes.

International safety experts have given the thumbs up to Sizewell B nuclear power station following a three week review.

Movies that tell a good story and have engaging characters provide that all-important re-watch value necessary for a great film. Arts editor Andrew Clarke presents a series of idiosyncratic suggestions for movies which may entertain if you are in the mood for something different

The scaled down recreation will include houses, cars and park benches aims to create a true replica of the town.

An armada of the region’s boating businesses are heading to the capital for the annual London Boat Show, hoping to take a slice of the £3bn market.

Most of the shops will be shut for one day, maybe two... so why do I have two fridges groaning under the weight of food and drink plus a cool box full of veg including a great stalk of Brussels sprouts?

Brexit will be a catalyst for big change on the UK’s farms and estates, experts predicted this week.

The NR F1 Podcast takes to the airwaves to bring you its review of the 2017 Mexico Formula 1 Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton’s drivers’ title win, the latest F1 news and looks ahead to Brazil.

Ipswich’s Jack Somers has just returned from competing at the WSKA World Shotokan Karate Championships, in Treviso, Italy.

Flipside is the bi-annual literary event that links Suffolk with South America. Arts editor Andrew Clarke speaks to founders Liz Calder and Genevieve Christie about a packed weekend.

Ipswich Town thrashed Sunderland 5-2 at Portman Road last night. STUART WATSON gives his thoughts on a memorable night.

It’s the most popular quiz show in the country, screening five times a week throughout most of the year – taking a break only for the Wimbledon fortnight and Christmas. But what’s it like taking part? Last night millions watched PAUL GEATER and his daughter CHARLOTTE walk off with the jackpot. This is how it all happened.

Global stars are preparing to bring a splash of colour to Alexandra Park this weekend with a series of vibrant live performances.

The best East Anglian chocolate to try on World Chocolate Day 2017.

Match of the Day pundit Mark Lawrenson says Ipswich Town fans are going to love striker Joe Garner.

Adventurous artist Jelly Green loves disappearing for months at a time to forests around the world. 
Arts editor Andrew Clarke spoke to her about her renewed love of the natural world

Suffolk’s Hannah Martin is delighted to have got her first taste of senior international hockey under her belt, and is keen to sample more.

May the sixth – it’s a special day in the history of Ipswich Town.

It’ll be soccer, not football for 19-year-old Luke Betts who is jetting across the Atlantic to coach the sport in America this summer.

This summer East Anglia offers a plethora of music events covering a wide range of genres. Whether you like to boogie to Bananarama, clap along to Mumford and Sons, be swept away by classical tones, or prefer the blues vibe of Rag ‘n’ Bone Man, there is more than enough variety to suit the discerning music-lovers in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex. Here’s our pick of the best...