Ipswich Star In Brief: Roof top burglar pleads guilty after carrying out £85,000 spree

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A man has admitted a string of offences in relation to the rooftop stand-off last Thursday in Ipswich town centre.

Drivers have told us of their concerns as part of a junction near Kesgrave is overgrown.

And repair works on the Orwell Bridge mean the road will be closed over nights this week.

Daniel Coulson pleaded guilty at Suffolk Magistrates Court.

Roof top burglar pleads guilty after carrying out £85,000 spree

Ipswich man Daniel Coulson has pleaded guilty at Suffolk Magistrates Court with the total cost of his burglary offences totalling around £85,000.

Long grass causing a blind junction at Foxhall Road is has been likened to "Russian roulette".

Drivers fear they are playing 'Russian roulette' at grassy junction

Long grass blocking visibility onto a road near Ipswich has been described as an "accident waiting to happen" by concerned residents.

The Orwell Bridge will be closed for essential works today

Drivers warned as Orwell Bridge to close for four nights starting TODAY

Drivers are being warned of delays while the Orwell Bridge near Ipswich in Suffolk is closed for four nights.

Martin Dimitrov gears down for the opportunity to fight in the world championships

Ipswich student bids for chance to go to kickboxing world championship

A Suffolk New College student from Ipswich is gearing down for the opportunity to go to Vienna and fight at the kickboxing world championship.

Asian hornets could be seen in Suffolk this week

People warned as surge in Asian hornets expected this summer

People are being warned to report sightings of Asian hornets as nature groups warn of a potential surge in non-native species in Suffolk.

St Johns ward councillors: Neil MacDonald (Leader) Elango Elavalakan (Mayor) and newly-elected Corinna Hudson

OPINION: 2024 is the year to revitalize Ipswich to be fit for the Premier League

As he marks his first year as leader of Ipswich Borough Council, Neil MacDonald uses his column to talk about the work to revitalize Ipswich.

Education awards were presented at the BSCMS Global Food and Pita Festival 2024.

'There is a sense of togetherness' - Multicultural society holds global food festival

The annual Global Food and Pita Festival took place at Suffolk New College in Ipswich on Sunday.

Can you give 'playful ball of energy' Ralph his forever home?

Playful ball of energy Ralph is looking for his forever home at Blue Cross Suffolk rehoming centre in Wherstead, near Ipswich.

More than 1,100 people took on the Midnight Walk in Ipswich yesterday.

IN PICTURES: Over 1,100 people take part in Midnight Walk

The annual Midnight Walk returned to Ipswich last night with more than 1,100 people taking on the challenge in aid of St Elizabeth Hospice.

A whopping 13,000 people attended the Hadleigh Show on Saturday, an event that supports Suffolk charities and showcases British agriculture.

Whopping 13,000 people turn out in sunshine for 'brilliant' Hadleigh Show

A whopping 13,000 people turned out for one of Suffolk's biggest county shows in support of charities and British agriculture.

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