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Lions returning to Africa Alive after enclosure damaged in Storm Eunice

Africa Alive's pride of lions will return this weekend following storm damage that temporarily closed their enclosure

Suffolk Live News

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A pride of lions who lost their enclosure due to damage caused by Storm Eunice are set to return to Africa Alive this weekend.
A fallen tree has cut off power to hundreds of homes in Brandon

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Left without power after Storm Eunice? You may be able to get money back

Emily Thomson

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Thousands of homes were without power on Sunday morning as Suffolk recovers from Storm Eunice

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Suffolk and Essex homes left without power set to receive compensation

Matthew Earth

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Waves crash at Felixstowe as Storm Eunice battered Suffolk

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'Major incident' in Suffolk stood down after Storm Eunice passes

Matthew Earth

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Police praise community spirit as people help clear fallen trees in storm

Matthew Earth

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East Suffolk Council has suspended garden waste collections after Storm Eunice

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Garden waste collections in east Suffolk suspended after Storm Eunice

Matthew Earth

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UK Power Networks apologised for the disruption Picture: ARCHANT

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Almost 12,000 homes in Suffolk without power morning after Storm Eunice

Matthew Earth

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Undergrounding power lines in the Dedham Vale AONB Picture: Ross Bentley

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More than 5,000 properties without power as Storm Eunice hits Suffolk

Timothy Bradford

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Greater Anglia, which operates trains in Norfolk and Suffolk,

Norfolk Live News

All Greater Anglia trains cancelled due to Storm Eunice

Louisa Baldwin

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The large sign at the entrance of Gateway Retail Park has been ripped off due to heavy winds caused by Storm Eunice.

Suffolk Live News

Police shut busy retail park road after Storm Eunice destroys sign

Sean Galea-Pace

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