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Two women in black swimming costumes and caps swimming in a pool, seen from below

'Game-changer' cash as leisure centres go greener

New heating systems will "significantly cut energy use and emissions", a council says.

A man dressed in all black with white trainers who is skateboarding over a ramp at a skate park.

Skateboarder hopes to tackle stigma around sport

Lewis Anderson says skateboarding is rooted in the culture of art, music and graffiti.

Station Road in Woodbridge. A pedestrian zebra crossing can be seen with a pub in the distance and row of houses.

Town not fit for active travel plan, say residents

The county council wants to make walking and cycling easier and safer across the riverside town.

A photo showing a Road Closed sign, traffic cones and metal fencing cordoning off part of Station Road

Businesses bemoan loss of trade from road closure

Business owners count the cost of a town centre road closure that leaves them out of pocket.

On the left is a large white mill building. It's on the edge of the river and is around four or five storeys high. It's white and is made up of horizontal wooden slats. There are four small windows on the side of the building and a further five on the front with two windows in the tiled roof. The tide is out and the mud of the river bed is visible. There are a lot of trees in the background and a blue, cloudless sky.

Blue plaque for Woodbridge Tide Mill benefactor

Jean Gardner is credited with saving Woodbridge Tide Mill after buying it in 1968 and restoring it.

A photo of the Bromeswell Bucket, which has been displayed on a black surface with a black background. Part of the bucket is missing and etchings can be seen on the bucket's surface.

Sutton Hoo bucket believed to be cremation vessel

Archaeologists find human and animal remains in the base of the bucket, confirming their beliefs.

Darren poses in his pirate clothing holding a cutlass over his head and a sign saying "Pirates against Poo", which has a skull and crossed cutlasses at the top. He wears a maroon jacket, laced white shirt and brown tunic, and stands by the side of a river.

'Our paddleboards come out brown, it's disgusting'

Protests against sewage in rivers and beaches were held across the East of England.

A composite of four images of Luke Durbin, a young white man with dark hair. In two of the photos he is wearing a dark baseball cap.

Anniversary of son's vanishing is 'crushing' - mum

The mother of a man missing for 19 years renews an appeal to try to find out what happened to him.

A grainy black-and-white photograph from a newspaper showing paratroopers gathered in a group drinking tea. Each is wearing their beret. It shows a moment just before they got into planes to be dropped over German lines at the River Rhine in Operation Varsity, March 1945.

The untold story of the battle that helped end WW2 in Europe

Some of the men who were there look back nearly 80 years to the largest single airborne operation.