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Spooky market brings Halloween thrills to The Walk next Sunday
Ghosts, ghouls and local crafts will fill The Walk next Sunday as a Halloween-themed market offers families free spooky entertainment alongside handmade gifts and face painting.
Oliver Rouane-Williams
Oliver is the Founder and Editor of Ipswich.co.uk. He previously spent 15 years growing some of the country's biggest media companies and working in a range of C-suite and advisory roles at growth-stage tech companies operating in the media space.
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Century-old Ipswich library set for biggest upgrade in decades
The Grade 2 listed library that has served Ipswich for 100 years could see its most comprehensive modernisation yet, with plans to create flexible community spaces, maker spaces, and a 'Library of Things' to meet evolving local needs.
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Man arrested after six-hour Ipswich rooftop standoff
A 20-year-old man has been arrested after climbing onto a roof in Charles English Close and remaining there for over six hours before the situation was safely resolved.
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Everything you need to stay healthy this winter at free Ipswich event
From flu vaccinations and benefits advice to mental health support and housing guidance, a comprehensive winter health event this Wednesday aims to help Ipswich residents prepare for the challenging months ahead.
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Fire crews work through night to rescue cow stuck 'up to its shoulders' in Rendlesham river
A dramatic animal rescue unfolded in Rendlesham as firefighters used inflatable equipment and worked alongside a farmer to free a cow that became trapped in a river, with the operation spanning from Saturday evening to Sunday afternoon.
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Two arrested in Ipswich drug operation as man climbs onto roof
Police have arrested two people in Cardinal Park today in relation to an investigation into drug dealing, with a separate incident seeing a man climb onto a roof in Charles English Close shortly afterwards.
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MP Patrick Spencer writes to Ipswich constituents on 'progress', omits staunch bypass opposition
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer has sent a letter to North Ipswich residents detailing his "progress" on local issues such as healthcare provision and crime.
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University of Suffolk climbs 27 places in national rankings
The University of Suffolk has risen 27 places to 97th in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026, earning runner-up recognition for both Teaching Quality and Student Experience.
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Residents warned of doorstep energy and cleaning scams targeting Ipswich
Suffolk County Council Trading Standards has issued fresh warnings about doorstep traders targeting Ipswich and Sudbury residents with energy deals and pressure washing services.
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Waterfront transformation gathers pace as pedestrian works follow Stoke Bridge viewing platform
The pedestrian improvements are set to begin on Monday and represent the latest phase in Ipswich Waterfront's ongoing regeneration, building on the Stoke Bridge viewing platform project that commenced this week.
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Suffolk Rural welcomes first horse to equine centre
Staff and students at Suffolk Rural College have welcomed Quinn, their first-ever horse, as the equine department prepares for a new academic year with several exciting developments.
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Fresh take on Romeo and Juliet explores what happens after 'happily ever after'
A clever blend of dance, theatre and comedy at DanceEast reveals the real story of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers – they didn't die tragically young, they grew up and are now facing a mid-life crisis at 40.