News
Suffolk County Council launches VR solution for dementia care
A new virtual reality solution called Reverie aims to enhance the lives of people living with dementia in Suffolk.
Founder and Editor of Ipswich.co.uk. Unafraid to directly challenge those in a position of power to change our town for the better.
News
A new virtual reality solution called Reverie aims to enhance the lives of people living with dementia in Suffolk.
News
A new barber shop has taken over the Dogs Head Street premises where Wake Up Coffee suddenly closed after just four months of operation.
News
Two teenage girls from Hitcham were reported missing on Sunday, with police now appealing for public assistance in finding them.
News
As public opposition grows to its library takeover plans, Suffolk County Council has outlined how it intends to enhance and modernise services if the decision is approved on March 18.
News
Robert Keeble is moving to a trustee role at KLH Architects, the firm he co-founded in 1988 that has grown into one of the region's most renowned practices.
News
The East of England Co-op will begin work on its new Woodbridge Road store on 7 April, with plans to open the doors to customers by mid-June.
News
Persimmon Homes' Suffolk team has concluded their 12-month fundraising campaign for Ipswich Outreach, raising £3,795 for their Charity of the Year.
News
An Ipswich town centre building that previously housed Gymophobics could become five one-bedroom flats under plans submitted to Ipswich Borough Council.
News
Clare Friel, owner of Ipswich marketing agency Friel, was among the recipients honoured at a prestigious House of Lords awards ceremony celebrating the UK's most influential women in STEM and construction.
News
A new partnership between Freeport East and Turkish manufacturer Assan Panel will create 100 jobs at Gateway 14 in Stowmarket.
News
New data reveals 24.8% of five-year-olds in Ipswich had dental decay in the 2023-24 academic year. It comes as the British Dental Association warns the NHS dentistry service "has effectively ceased to exist for millions" across the country.
News
A printing business with two prime locations in Ipswich is on the market for £349,999, as the current owner shifts focus to another project.
Our journalism is funded by local businesses. Use them or lose them.