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Ickworth House near Bury St Edmunds has been given a grant to help educate visitors about the role of the estate during the First World War.

The Heritage Lottery Fund's £10,000 will be used to create the Great War project including a walking trail and artefacts from the time.

A four million pound project to restore some of Great Yarmouth's most historic buildings is complete.

The work started in 2012 and included the repair of five listed buildings.

The centrepiece of the project was the renovation of St George's Theatre, a Grade I listed former chapel dating from 1714.

A new way of promoting the county of Cambridgeshire as a tourist destination officially starts today.

Called 'Visit Cambridge and Beyond' it aims to encourage people to look further than just the city for days out.

More than five million tourists visit Cambridge each year which is worth £583 million to the city's economy. It accounts for 17 per cent of local employment.

86 per cent of people visiting Cambridge usually on come on day trips. The idea is to encourage people to stay longer and look further than just the city.

We're just hours away from finding out who's won the biggest ever Lotto jackpot. Nearly £60m is up for grabs in tonight's big rollover. Although the odds suggest you're more likely to be struck by lightning than match 6 numbers, lots of people were out and about buying last-minute tickets today.

To see what some people in Northamptonshire are planning to spend their potential winnings on, watch Sarah Cooper's report below:

Homeowners in this region are set to see the biggest rise in house prices anywhere in the country.

Acording to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, prices will go up by 8% here next year, compared with 6% nationally.

In the run up to Christmas thousands of people in the East are struggling to afford their daily bills.

Figures released today by the StepChange Charity show that 5063 people from this region called their helpline in the first half of this year with average debts of 14 thousand pounds,

This left them with a budget deficit every month, meaning they were £7 short of being able to afford even their essential bills.

The Christmas shopping rush is on in earnest now, but how much of your money will you spend in small, independent shops?

It was Small Business Saturday on 5 December which was aimed at encouraging us to do just that.

ITV News Anglia's Serena Sandhu reports on how shoppers in Saffron Walden were embracing the campaign