As we reported earlier, today's the fourth anniversary of Mick McCarthy taking over at Portman Road.
From the statistics below, you can see it's not all been plain sailing:
The leader of Ipswich Borough Council, external says he's concerned that plans to move the town's main post office into WH Smith in Westgate Street could eventually lead to it being closed down completely.
David Ellesmere said: "My worry is that if our post office goes upstairs in WH Smith's people find it harder to get to; we have another review in four or five years' time and they say 'nobody's using it so we can close it down or make it even smaller'."
In a statement, the Post Office said:"We welcome views from customers and community representatives during the consultation and all comments and feedback will be carefully considered before we make a final decision.
"The rationale for the proposal is that we want to ensure the branch is sustainable into the future. The new branch would provide the same services for customers, but would be more cost-effective."
Newmarket-based jockey Freddy Tylicki remains in intensive care with suspected spinal injuries after a horrendous fall in a flat race at Kempton yesterday.
Image source, Getty ImagesChampion jockey Jim Crowley, injured during the same incident, has been discharged from hospital.
The pair were hurt in the 15:20 race and taken to the major trauma unit at St George's Hospital in Tooting.
The meeting was later abandoned.
Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live
We've had an email from Chris Salame asking us about the roadworks on the A1214 in Kesgrave, which he says are gridlocking Grange Farm and causing local traffic chaos.
The work's being carried out by Anglian Water, so I've given them a ring to find out what exactly they're doing, and how long it'll last.
I'll report back when we've got some news.
Kate Scotter
BBC News
A long-held vision to build a £300m indoor ski centre has been kept alive after a last-minute bid to safeguard planning consent.
Image source, SnOasisThe developers behind SnOasis at Great Blakenham have lodged finer details of their plans.
They filed the papers ahead of a 31 October deadline that would have seen the planning permission, initially granted in 2005, lapse.
The application is now being considered by Mid Suffolk District Council planning officers and is due to be considered by the council's planning committee next year.
We'll have more on this story as we get it.
BBC Travel
One lane is closed southbound on the A12 J32a for Capel St Mary because of a collision involving a car and a lorry.
Here's the front page of the Ipswich Star, external:
Image source, Ipswich StarThis is the front of the East edition of the East Anglian Daily Times, external:
Image source, EADTWe mentioned yesterday that missing airman Corrie Mckeague's mother Nicola Urquhart has appealed via Facebook for volunteers to carry out house-to-house searches in Bury St Edmunds, and that we'd bring you Suffolk Police's response.
Just to let you know, we've chased the response and there's still no comment.
It's four years since Mick McCarthy took over from Paul Jewell at Portman Road. While fans may be frustrated at the club's present position in the Championship table, it's better than it was on this day back in 2012.
Four years ago, Town were in 24th place, having got just seven points from 13 games.
Today they're in 16th position, with 18 points from 15 games.
Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather
Fog patches will be locally dense at first, although they should lift through the morning leaving us with a rather cloudy day, and the chance of an odd spot of rain.
Top temperature: 13C (55F).
Watch my full forecast...
There's more at BBC Weather.
White rabbits.
I don't think we're going to see a lot of sunshine today, so we'll do our best to brighten your day here instead.
One of the stories we'll be taking a closer look at is the fourth anniversary of Mick McCarthy's reign at Portman Road. We'll see how the figures stack up when it comes to results since he's been in charge of the Blues.
If you've got any news you'd like to share with us, or a photograph from Halloween last night that will make us smile, then send us an email, or post it on our Facebook page, external. Perhaps this photo from BBC Weather Watcher "Dew Watch" will inspire you:
Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live
The team here is signing off so we can either go trick or treating, or go home ready to hand out goodies to youngsters who've dressed up for the occasion.
Before we go, a reminder of some of the stories we've brought you:
Scroll down for more on these and other stories, and don't forget, we may be marking Halloween, but any breaking news overnight will still appear here.
Have a good evening.
Image source, Depden Farm shopI've just spotted this fabulous misty photograph taken in Sudbury by BBC Weather Watcher "Bangalore Babe".
At first glance I thought it looked a bit like snow - wouldn't it make a fabulous Christmas Card if it was?
Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather
Tonight will be dry with mist and some dense fog patches across the BBC East region.
Winds will become light north-westerly, and it'll feel chilly, with lows of 7-10C (45-50F).
Mist and fog may be slow to clear tomorrow morning, and it'll be largely cloudy with some outbreaks of light rain and drizzle.
Brighter conditions could reach the north of the region towards the end of the day, and it'll be noticeably cooler, with highs of around 13C (55F).
BBC Weather has the full forecast, wherever you are.
Used nappies are being cited as an example of items which are being put into recycling bins when they shouldn't be, with 1,500 having to be separated from the rest of people's recycling every day in the county.
Every household is being sent a leaflet highlighting what can and can't be put into recycling bins, to try to reduce contamination levels, which Suffolk County Council, external says are rising.
Image source, Suffolk County CouncilAmong the reminders in the leaflet:
Philippa Taylor
BBC Local Live
Earlier, we brought you evidence of "witch markings" on a 17th Century building...
The National Trust also forwarded these photos, again taken at Thorington Hall.
The first is a shoe, which was found buried in a wall, with the aim of averting evil.
The second is an image of a geometric design on the end banister post, for the same purpose (look below the carved section to the flat front).
Image source, National Trust
Image source, National TrustPaul Digby’s header and an Andre Dozzell penalty saw Town’s U23s to a 2-1 victory over Watford, external at Vicarage Road this afternoon.
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
The British Boxing Board of Control, external (BBBoC) has confirmed it wants to hear from Lowestoft fighter Anthony Ogogo over the circumstances surrounding his recent defeat to Craig Cunningham.
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter the fight on 22 October, which Ogogo lost, his management team issued a statement saying he'd entered the ring with a broken eye socket.
Robert Smith, general secretary of the BBBoC, told BBC Suffolk: "I can confirm that according to the medical documentation prior to Mr Ogogo’s recent contest, Mr Ogogo did not declare any injury.
"However, due to Mr Ogogo’s recent comments the British Boxing Board of Control is looking into the matter and requesting further information from Mr Ogogo."
About My Area
It was a disappointing week for Sudbury, external after last week’s performance, losing to the only other team in the league without a win.
