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Royal seal of approval for Ipswich's answer to the NHS dental crisis
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester has seen first-hand how the University of Suffolk is taking on the region's dental care challenges.
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Ipswich mother reflects on life-changing diagnosis for Brain Tumour Awareness Month
March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month, and for Hayley from Ipswich, it’s a reminder of the day she was told her 16-month-old daughter had an Ependymoma brain tumour—news that would leave Camille facing years of treatment and ongoing struggles with anxiety.
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Missing teenager believed to have travelled to Scotland
Officers searching for 15-year-old Riley Connelly, who disappeared on Sunday, now think he may be in Glasgow.
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How to make the most of Ipswich Thrive Business Week
With more than 30 events scheduled across nine days, here's your day-by-day guide to Ipswich Thrive Business Week.
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Three more jailed after £100,000 in cash, watches and cocaine seized
Three more drug dealers have been jailed for over 24 years, bringing the total number of convictions in a single Ipswich drugs case to eight.
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Free screening of Steve Coogan's The Penguin Lessons coming to Ipswich
Cinemagoers can sign up now for the special preview of The Penguin Lessons on 17 March, a month ahead of its official release – for free.
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No politics, no red tape: Ipswich traders take matters into own hands
Town centre business owners will meet tomorrow to explore grassroots solutions for Ipswich's economic future.
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University of Suffolk to host first student research conference
Students will present their research projects at the inaugural Journal of Suffolk Student Research Conference on 5 March as the university launches its online student research journal.
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Not all abuse leaves bruises: Local survey reveals scale of financial control in relationships
As No More Week brings together people from every corner of society to say “NO MORE” to all forms of domestic abuse and sexual violence, new research shows nearly one in five people in Essex and Suffolk have a connection to financial control in relationships.
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91.9% of Suffolk pupils secure first-choice secondary school
Suffolk County Council has offered more than 9 in 10 pupils their first-preference secondary school for September 2025.
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East of England Co-op’s Community Cares Fund supports almost 5,000 people across East Anglia
The East of England Co-op has awarded £110,000 in grants to local charities and initiatives, benefiting almost 5,000 people across the region.
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Man jailed for 15 months after breaching restraining order
Tony Dines, 35, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison after admitting to two breaches of a restraining order against a woman.