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A woman who was tormented by an abusive former partner has revealed how she was raped by her former husband, as a domestic violence campaign continues.

A 52-year-old man from West Yorkshire has been given a suspended prison sentence for grooming offences against a teenage girl from north Suffolk.

A man accused of taking a marked police van from outside a station, which was later found abandoned 15 miles away, is due to stand trial next year.

A Lowestoft man will share his findings from a “once-in-a-lifetime” trip to the USA researching a global issue.

A popular charity baker will be returning to Beccles this weekend to raise money for Help for Heroes charity.

The government authority responsible for overseeing projects of national importance has started its examination into a long-awaited third crossing in Lowestoft.

A 52-year-old man from West Yorkshire has been given a suspended prison sentence for grooming offences against a teenage girl from north Suffolk.

A man accused of taking a marked police van from outside a station, which was later found abandoned 15 miles away, is due to stand trial next year.

Uninsured and unlicensed drivers are being warned that the police will catch up with them after officers seized 133 vehicles in a month.

Fundamental change has been requested to curtail the “unreasonable” time taken up by police on mental health issues.

Additional maternity and paternity leave has been pledged for Suffolk County Council staff following the birth of a premature baby.

A cash injection has been given to the region’s ambulance service as part of £1bn of funding announced by the government.

A Norfolk MP has been left “angry and upset” by a conference call with inspectors overseeing the region’s mental health trust.

A culture of learning from mistakes and hardworking staff are behind a Norfolk hospital being the only one in the county to not be rated as failing.

Talented youngsters from three schools in Waveney are celebrating after impressing at national contests.

They are renowned for their involvement with hit films, classic television shows and inspirational work with the Comic Relief charity.

Thousands of pupils across the country attended school in non-uniform to raise money for Children in Need on Friday.

A programme to turn around Suffolk’s special education needs (SEN) provision has been outlined – with an “innovative” pilot set to spearhead the measures.

Content has become one of those buzz-wordy sounding things that it is trendy to bash.

A business born out of a resourceful hobby will put a twist in the tail of Christmas decorations across Norfolk homes this December.

Hundreds more wind turbines could be built off the Norfolk and Suffolk coast, potentially bringing thousands of skilled jobs to the region.

The Christmas season is well underway in a small Suffolk town which drew thousands of visitors to its annual festive market.