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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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.
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Ipswich's iconic Willis Building has been illuminated pink as part of the town-wide campaign to welcome 90,000 Ed Sheeran fans this week.
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Ipswich and the surrounding communities will get new and improved bus routes from late August, funded by a £2.8m government grant.
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