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Romans Unearthed project to reveal Suffolk's hidden history
A groundbreaking archaeological project will use modern techniques to explore Roman villas across Suffolk, offering fresh insights into life following the Boudican rebellion in AD60.
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Missing person search ends with discovery of body in Kirton
The body of a man has been found in Kirton Hall Lake, near Ipswich, by police and search and rescue teams.
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'Just go for it' - Suffolk filmmaker's message after BFI nomination
Katie Bennett, who studies at One Sixth Form College in Ipswich, encourages fellow young filmmakers to pursue their ideas after her animation earned a prestigious national award nomination.
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Upper Brook Street property goes to auction with £525k guide price
A freehold retail investment property comprising two adjoining commercial units on Upper Brook Street in Ipswich will go under the hammer on Wednesday, 23 July.
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Ann Summers pulls out of Ipswich town centre
The lingerie and adult retailer will shut its Tavern Street store at the end of the month, putting a bit of a dampener on what has been a strong few weeks for Ipswich's high street, with several new openings.
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Partner's tears as justice delivered for beloved grandmother Anita Rose
Murdered dog walker Anita Rose's partner of 11 years broke down in tears as her killer, Roy Barclay, was convicted at Ipswich Crown Court today.
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Felixstowe man who fled country following construction death charges arrested in Scotland
Peter Clifford, 62, was arrested in Aberdeenshire this morning after failing to appear at Ipswich Crown Court for charges related to a fatal construction incident in Woodbridge in 2020.
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Ipswich Book Festival announces first events for October
Tickets are now on sale for the opening weekend of Ipswich Book Festival, featuring conversations with bestselling authors including Larry Lamb, Charlie Bingham and Roland Allen from 3-5 October.
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Ipswich coffee firm brews up support for mental health
Paddy & Scott's has created a new decaffeinated coffee called Clear Mind, donating 25p from each bag sold to Suffolk Mind to fund mental health services.
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Pregnant then screwed: Ipswich mum's viral post sparks nationwide conversation about parental discrimination
Jessica Kenningale had applied for more than 70 jobs when she noticed the pattern. In every single interview, the same question came up: "Will this job work around your childcare?"
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Local kids lead fight against Ipswich littering problem
Children as young as seven are taking a stand against littering with eye-catching poster designs now appearing across the town.
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Ipswich spa snaps up college's top beauty therapy graduates
Riverhills Health Club and Day Spa has recruited three 18 and 19-year-old therapists straight from Suffolk New College's Level Three Beauty Therapy programme.