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A sinkhole has partially closed a road in Lowestoft.
A large sinkhole that appeared in a north Lowestoft road may not be repaired for days.
Suffolk HIghways says that now the hole in Stanley Street has been made safe for passing traffic - it will be Anglian Water who will carry out further investigations and repairs.
It was on Tuesday that the sinkhole first appeared - and it is not currently known when the residential road will be able to fully reopen.
Petition launched in support of proposed pump track at Reydon Recreation Ground
A petition has been launched in support of plans for a new pump track at Reydon Recreation Ground.
Lowestoft’s Sunrise Samba wins Best Sound award
The Sunrise Samba from Lowestoft is celebrating after winning the Best Sound award at this year's Norwich Lord Mayor's Procession.
Dunwich wildfire 'stable' as firefighters continue to tackle hot spots
The Dunwich wildfire remains stable, but firefighters are continuing to work around the clock as hot spots and the risk of reignition remain.
Hosepipe ban for East Suffolk as drought declared
A hosepipe ban is being introduced across East Suffolk after the Environment Agency declared a drought across East Anglia.
Firefighters make progress as Dunwich Heath wildfire reaches 150 hectares
Firefighters say they are making good progress tackling the major wildfire at Dunwich Heath, although changing wind conditions continue to make the blaze difficult to predict.
Lound Village Hall targeted in recent spate of burglaries
Lound Village Hall has been targeted in a recent series of burglaries in the village, with equipment stolen from the recently refurbished building.
Evacuations as wildfire continues at Dunwich Heath
People have been evacuated from homes and a holiday park as firefighters continue to tackle a significant wildfire at Dunwich Heath.
New community hall opens in Worlingham after 13-year project
A brand new community hall has opened in Worlingham, bringing new facilities to the community after a project 13 years in the making.
