The band were hit by personal health issues in 2019 and the festival has been cancelled this year.

Haim, Liam Gallagher and The Chemical Brothers were due to play at Latitude this weekend.

The event, cancelled this year, is due to take place in Suffolk in July next year.

Age UK Suffolk is to close with the loss of 145 jobs.

Trainer Ed Vaughan cites reduced prize money as he reveales plans to give up his British licence.

Ingrid Antoine-Onikoyi was accused of "jumping on the bandwagon" when she complained to officers.

The annual music and arts festival, held in Henham Park, Southwold, will return in July 2021.

An MP is unhappy that a £44m orthopaedic centre will treat patients from two hospitals.

Opposition councillors say plans to revamp 38 children's services are "a shambles".

More than half the funds will go to schemes across Yorkshire and on the Suffolk coast.

People who ate the highly bitter courgettes say they had cramps, diarrhoea and vomiting.

The owners of a village pub have pleaded for customers to return.

The 45-year-old victim was found injured after a night out to see his brother's band.

An 18-year-old says he wants to inspire other young people to "go out there and make their mark".

• The rate of coronavirus infection in Suffolk has risen slightly, according to new public health data – but remains one of the lowest in England, the East Anglian Daily Times, external reports
• A popular independent cinema is back open after three months of no business, reports the Bury Free Press, external
• A building occupied by Hope Church is likely to be demolished and replaced by new council homes when worshippers move to the former Odeon cinema next year, the Ipswich Star , externalreports

Among the stolen dogs were 13 Lhasa apso and Labrador puppies.

Libraries kept in touch with customers via various acts of kindness as the coronavirus pandemic hit.

Jason Noble
Suffolk Local Democracy Reporter

The Orwell Bridge, external could stay open in high winds as long as a 40mph speed limit can be enforced with more speed cameras, Highways England told Ipswich Borough Council, external’s scrutiny committee last night.

Simon Amor, Highways England, external’s head of planning and development, said final wind tunnel testing for validation of the new design is expected to last about four weeks.

Image source, Highways England

But Mr Amor confirmed that while the existing average speed cameras for the bridge (used to enforce the general 60mph limit) could be used, more speed cameras were needed.

He said: "The design itself hasn’t been affected by coronavirus so we have managed to progress that.

"We can’t have a lower speed limit if you can’t enforce it, and how we enforce it is quite crucial to that."

• Orwell Bridges high-wind closure plans revealed
• A14 Orwell Bridge closures cost town "£1m a day"

Ipswich Town said Philip Hope-Cobbold's family had been "synonymous" with the club since 1878.

Former Ipswich Town director and patron of the club, Philip Hope-Cobbold, has died.

The 76-year-old, who was part of the Cobbold family that have been synonymous with the club since its formation in 1878, died on Wednesday afternoon.

He attended his first match in 1950, taken by his uncle John Cobbold, then a director of the club and accepted an invitation from chairman John Kerr to join the Club board in January 1995.

The club said he "remained a regular and popular attendee" on matchdays at Portman Road.

"All at Ipswich Town send deepest condolences to Philip’s family and friends. He will be greatly missed by all," a statement said.

Former player Matt Holland is among those who've paid tribute to him saying he was a "fantastic man with a great sense of humour".