After being just one match away from the first round of the FA Cup, Lowestoft and Leiston Town Football Clubs lost in their home clashes on Saturday.
The chance to progress in the world's oldest football tournament came to an end for both Suffolk clubs.
After going ahead , Lowestoft lost three one to Weston Super Mare.
Meanwhile, Leiston Town lost to Dagenham and Redbridge five one at Victory Road at the same time.
More about Leiston's history in the FA Cup can be found here.
Boost for Worlingham Nature Reserve
A major boost for local nature has been confirmed with the successful fundraising appeal to secure Worlingham Marshes as a new protected reserve near Beccles.
Two Arrested After Beccles Pub Incident
Suffolk Police were called at 1.45pm on Saturday 22nd November following reports of an incident at the Bear and Bells public house in Old Market, Beccles.
Lorry Fire Shuts A12 in Lowestoft
A lorry fire caused disruption on Peto Way in Lowestoft after crews were called to tackle a blaze.
Man Attacked in Kessingland
Police in East Suffolk are appealing for witnesses after a man in his 30s was assaulted in Kessingland on Saturday morning.
Repair Work Scheduled on Lowestoft South Pier
Repair works are due to take place later this month on Lowestoft’s South Pier to fix damaged glass panels forming part of the town’s tidal flood wall.
Historic Beccles Ice Cream Brand Saved After Closure
A 127-year-old Beccles ice cream company has been rescued just weeks after announcing its closure.
New Look Waiting Room Opens at Saxmundham Train Station
A vandalised waiting room at Saxmundham station has been transformed into a colourful community space, thanks to a £6,500 grant from Greater Anglia’s Customer and Community Improvement Fund.
Lowestoft Honours Wartime Bomb Disposal Heroes
Lowestoft Town Council has unveiled a new commemorative plaque at Ness Park to honour the courageous work of bomb and mine disposal personnel who served during and after the Second World War.
