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Angus Williams

Deputy News Editor

Angus splits his time between writing and editing news stories for the East Anglian Daily Times and the Ipswich Star.

Prior to that, he helped to lead the team covering breaking news across the region and before that he worked as one of the business reporters.

He also writes a weekly opinion column. 

The River Orwell, Suffolk, in late June 2022.

People urged to conserve water as drought threat looms

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Wildfires like the recent blaze in Knodishall could set animal populations back decades, Suffolk Wildlife Trust say

Some animal populations could take 'decades' to recover from wildfires

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Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss have made it through to the final two in the Tory leadership race

Conservative Party

Suffolk Conservatives split along age lines over backing Sunak or Truss

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Railway strikes are set to hit Suffolk today, but potential strikes are brewing in the NHS and with other public services

Greater Anglia

What will happen next in Suffolk's summer of strikes?

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Firefighters battled blazes across the county as record-breaking temperatures came to Suffolk again on Tuesday.

Met Office

Suffolk's record-breaking heatwave in numbers

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People stay in teh shade during the heatwave in Ipswich

Met Office

Is it really hotter than 1976? And other heatwave questions answered

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The competition watchdog is to launch a more detailed investigation into fuel prices, which are at record levels.

Cost of Living

Probe into possible 'collusion' in rural fuel market launched by regulator

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Changes to bin collections during next week's heatwave have been announced by some Suffolk councils.

Ipswich Borough Council

Councils announce changes to bin collections during heatwave

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A report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors found the East Anglian housing market was slowing.

Housing News

House price dip forecast as report shows East Anglian market slowing down

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The government has broken a 100-year-long promise to pay police officers fairly, the Suffolk police federation chief said.

Suffolk Constabulary

Police fed chiefs say morale at all-time low as government breaks pay deal

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