Steve Blower
BBC Radio Suffolk

A Haverhill town councillor says Suffolk County Council is treating residents like "idiots", because of a lack of action to repair potholes at Duddery Hill.

Maureen Byrne said: "They think we have to accept everything that they say. We're angry now... we feel intimidated by Suffolk County Council, they're totally ignoring the seriousness of this piece of road."

Suffolk County Council says it is dealing with a backlog of repairs in many areas, but funding means it has to do things gradually.

Kate Williams
BBC Local Live

Suffolk Police say the jailing of 62-year-old Joseph Page today for indecent assaults dating back to the 1990s shows it is possible to "get justice for victims of historical offences".

Det Con Natalie Cole said: "A friend of the victim had encouraged her to tell her partner about the abuse and, after receiving their support, she decided to report to police.

"Any allegations will be investigated and, even if you do not wish to go to court, support and help is available."  

BBC Weather

The odd isolated shower may persist through the night, but otherwise it'll be generally cloudy with a few clear spells. Lows of 4C (39F). 

Tomorrow will be mostly dry with sunny spells but a few showers may develop during the afternoon. It will feel more pleasant than today with light winds. Top temperature: 11C (52F).

Get more on the forecast where you live at BBC Weather.

BBC Travel

One lane is closed and there's queuing traffic eastbound before J52 (B1113 Claydon) because of a broken down lorry. There's congestion to J51 (A140 Needham Market).

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

A new £14.4m deal could see Forest Heath District Council become the owners of a large-scale solar farm at Toggam Farm in Lakenheath.

The council had originally considered investing in the solar farm last year, but in September announced it would not go ahead.

Stephen Edwards, the councillor responsible for resources and performance, says: "We recognise that this is a big sum of public money that we are looking to invest so this will only go ahead when the commercial conditions have been met."    

BBC Travel

There's very slow traffic, and one lane is closed westbound on the A14 at J46 (Beyton), because of a broken down lorry.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

A final look at Suffolk's top stories:

• Plans for a major shake-up of the fire service in Suffolk have been rejected by the public
• Forest Heath council reconsiders solar farm investment
• Businessman Peter Dawe becomes the first person to declare an intention to stand for election as East Anglia's first mayor for Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire

TWTD.co.uk

Academy keeper Nick Hayes has signed his first pro deal, external with the Blues.  

Image source, TWTD

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

More now on the story we brought you earlier about an arson attack in Haverhill yesterday morning...

Image source, Suffolk Police

Suffolk Police have released this photograph of one of the vehicles involved. In total three cars and three properties were damaged in the blaze.

Police have asked for any witnesses to come forward.

Steve Blower
BBC Radio Suffolk

Plans for a major shake-up of the fire service in Suffolk, with the possible loss of 20 posts, have been rejected by the public.  

Image source, Suffolk County Council

Roy Humphreys, brigade secretary of the Suffolk Fire Brigades' Union, said he was "not surprised" by the public's opposition to the cuts and hoped the council would reject the reduction in services.

The council's cabinet member for public protection, Matthew Hicks, said: "I want to reiterate that no decisions have yet been made".  

BBC Look East

Devolution plans have yet to be signed-off, but a local businessman has become the first to declare an intention to stand for election as East Anglia's mayor for Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire... if the role comes to fruition.

Ely-based Peter Dawe, who made his reputation by developing internet services, says the biggest asset of the region is the farming industry.

"The rural issues are very common. They're about access, transport, deprivation, and these are common across all the three counties," he said.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport

Suffolk's Peter Wright faces a tough challenge in the latest round of the darts Premier League in Sheffield tonight.

Image source, Getty Images

The 46-year-old is up against two times world champion Adrian Lewis, who beat him 7-3 earlier in the competition.

In the match of the night, current world champion Gary Anderson will take on six times Premier League winner Phil Taylor.

BBC Weather

There'll be a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers this afternoon. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy at times with hail and thunder possible, particularly in the west of the county.

Top temperature: 11C (52F).

Image source, Weather Watcher Steve Nicholls

Today's image of a rainbow in Eyke was taken this morning by Weather Watcher Steve Nicholls. If you'd like to be a Weather Watcher too, take a look at the BBC website.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

Here's a look at Suffolk's top stories:

• An Ipswich man has been jailed for 13 years for a number of indecent assaults on a girl
• Farmers debate the impact of leaving the EU
• Former Ipswich Town centre-half Ibrahima Sonko says it's "a shame" the club is having a bad run

Newmarket Journal

Inside the Newmarket Journal, external:

Image source, Newmarket Journal

BBC Travel

The A12 is closed northbound in Blythburgh and there are delays between the A1095 and the B1126, because of a broken down lorry.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

A former employee at RAF Honington, external has admitted defrauding the RAF of more than £72,000, by transferring cheques and cash to her own bank acccount.

Image source, Google

Zowie Davis, 38, who was detained under the Mental Health Act in 2015, took the money while working as a mess clerk at the Suffolk station between 2012 and 2014, Ipswich Crown Court heard.

Sentencing has been postponed until next month, to allow an up-to-date psychiatric report to be prepared.

A further hearing will be held in July under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live

An arson attack in Haverhill has damaged three vehicles and buildings.

Police believe one car was deliberately set alight yesterday morning and the blaze then spread to two other cars.

The heat also damaged the front of three houses, causing windows to crack.