BBC Local Live: Suffolk

A project to assemble turbine towers for the Galloper Wind Farm has just finished on the Great Yarmouth Outer Harbour.

The wind farm, 30km (18 miles) off the Suffolk coast, will be fully operational next year.

Port director Richard Goffin said more work was coming with the construction of another large offshore wind farm.

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Quote Message: We've got East Anglia coming in 2019, that's 102 turbines, the bigger turbines are 7MW, and they'll be here for 12-14 months... then there's Vattenfall with Boreas and Vanguard, we've haven't won those yet but we're hopeful we will." from Richard Goffin Port director

We've got East Anglia coming in 2019, that's 102 turbines, the bigger turbines are 7MW, and they'll be here for 12-14 months... then there's Vattenfall with Boreas and Vanguard, we've haven't won those yet but we're hopeful we will."

Suffolk's Peter Wright was beaten 16-12 by world number one Michael van Gerwen in the final of the Grand Slam of Darts last night.

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The 47-year-old from Mendham had earlier fought-back from 14-8 down to see off Gary Anderson, 16-15, in the last-four.

It's van Gerwen's fifth major title of 2017, after he previously won the World Championship, Premier League, European Championship and Masters.

Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road collision in Croxton, near Thetford, last night.

A silver Vauxhall Astra, travelling on the A1075 towards Thetford, and a blue Volvo C70 travelling in the opposite direction, were in collision at around 23:50.

The male driver of the Astra, in his 30s, died at the scene. The female Volvo driver suffered serious injuries, and a male passenger in the same car sustained slight injuries. Both were taken to the West Suffolk Hospital, where they remain.

The road was closed while emergency services attended the scene, and reopened at around 04:30.

Any witnesses are asked to contact Norfolk police.

Ipswich Town will be without left-back Jonas Knudsen (pictured left) for Wednesday night's match against Sheffield Wednesday.

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The Danish international picked up his fifth yellow card of the season in Saturday's 2-2 draw at Hull City, and will now serve a one-game suspension.

Myles Kenlock is likely to make his first appearance in over a month, as his replacement.

Ipswich Town's 24-match run without a draw finally ended on Saturday as Jordan Spence's late equaliser made the final score 2-2 at Hull City.

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"I think we played well today," boss Mick McCarthy told me afterwards. "We had to defend in the first half, and they did it really well; they were organised and disciplined.

"We scored an early goal (through David McGoldrick) and I thought that when we were on top at the beginning we could've done better with some of our opportunities.

"Overall though, I thought it was a good performance from us and I thought we deserved something out of the game."

A man in his 60s has been found with potentially life-threatening injuries on Hulver Road in Mutford, between Lowestoft and Beccles.

The ambulance service was called on Sunday morning at about 07:00 to reports the injured man, with a bicycle, had been found by a member of the public.

He had sustained pelvic and head injuries.

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Further tests need to be conducted on the body of a woman who died in hospital last Tuesday, after being found at a property in Beyton, near Bury St Edmunds, with serious injuries the previous day, police have said.

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A post-mortem examination carried out on 52-year-old Julie Feetham proved inconclusive.

Police had been called to the property on Monday evening, 13 November, to reports a woman had sustained serious head injuries.

A 55-year-old man, arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, was originally released on police bail until 23 November.

He has now been released under investigation as inquiries continue.

The top of Bramford Road, Ipswich, will be closed at its junction with Norwich Road this evening in both directions for motorists and pedestrians, because of concerns over the safety of one of the adjacent buildings.

Access to Benezet Street from Norwich Road will continue, and diversion routes will be in place.

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The building, the former Rose & Crown pub, has been undergoing restoration work but the borough council, after taking advice from the Health & Safety Executive and independent structural engineers and scaffolding consultants, has concluded it is now structurally unsound.

Council chief executive Russell Williams said: "We have closed the road because public safety is our foremost concern."

He said the road would be reopened as soon as possible.

Framlingham-educated soprano Laura Wright has been a special guest on BBC Radio Suffolk's Lesley Dolphin programme.

If you'd like to hear her in fine voice during Lesley's Children in Need tea party at Wherstead Park near Ipswich, have a listen on the BBC iPlayer.

We've just heard from a colleague at Ipswich station that the bridge at Needham Market has been hit by a car.

We understand the bridge crew are on their way to the site. In the meantime, all services out of Ipswich towards Stowmarket are suspended until further notice.

Here's a closer look at the photographs tweeted by Norfolk and Suffolk Roads Policing, of the overturned lorry on the A14 near Felixstowe:

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A lorry driver sustained minor injuries in a crash near the Dock Spur roundabout in Felixstowe.

If you're not sure exactly where the overturned lorry is, take a look at this:

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