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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Jake McMillan, 18, appeared at Ipswich Magistrates' Court today charged with murdering William McNicholl. He has been remanded in custody and will next appear at Ipswich Crown Court on 20 October.
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Michael and Vipada Arthurton will launch their health and wellbeing business in the beautiful Grade II listed building on St. Margaret's Street in the coming weeks, operating by appointment only.
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A man who absconded from Hollesley Bay Prison went on to burgle an Ipswich Post Office and a house before a swim in the River Orwell and being arrested – all within 24 hours.
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A long-vacant building on Ipswich's Waterfront will house a new youth hub after young people collaborated with world-renowned architects to design their own community space.
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The community pub will serve its final drinks under current ownership on Wednesday, 23 July, with landlords Steve and Mandy moving on through "no fault of their own" after transforming the venue.
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A four-month-old Golden Retriever stolen from Newnham Court in Ipswich has been reunited with its owners.
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An 18-year-old man, formerly of Ipswich, has been named and charged with murdering William "Billly" McNicholl, who was found dead at his Hawthorn Drive home on New Year's Day.
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Police are seeking information about a Golden Retriever puppy that was stolen from Newnham Court, Ipswich, around teatime on Saturday.
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Firefighters responded to a refrigerant gas leak at The Chantry neurological care facility on Monday morning, safely evacuating patients after staff reported eye irritation from chemical fumes.
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An 18-year-old man has been re-arrested on suspicion of murdering William "Billy" McNicholl, who was found dead at his Hawthorn Drive home on 1 January.
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New figures show that more than 5,000 children across Ipswich and Central Suffolk and North Ipswich are living in households affected by the two-child limit, as charities call for the Government to scrap the controversial benefit policy.
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Ipswich Borough Council is set to adopt a three-stage policy to manage unacceptable behaviour from members of the public, following recommendations from housing and local government ombudsmen.
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