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Ipswich residents to perform in unique dance project at SPILL Festival
Five local non-professional dancers will showcase experimental choreography in their own homes as part of SPILL Festival's "friend" project this weekend.
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Five local non-professional dancers will showcase experimental choreography in their own homes as part of SPILL Festival's "friend" project this weekend.
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Copleston High School in Ipswich has achieved consistently high Progress 8 scores for the past eight years, according to Principal Andy Green.
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Suffolk residents have won over £8.2 million in Premium Bonds prizes this month, with thousands of bondholders scooping cash rewards.
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Suffolk Trading Standards has confiscated 425 dangerous inflatable costumes for children due to a high risk of asphyxiation. The products, imported from China, failed to meet UK safety regulations.
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Suffolk Constabulary claims its new policing approach has boosted community interactions and improved response times since launching in late 2023.
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Suffolk Haunts, a collection of eerie tales written by University of Suffolk students, was unveiled on Tuesday night, completing a four-year anthology project celebrating the county's landmarks and stories.
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Ipswich Borough Council has awarded Ark Consultancy a £14,000 contract to review its approach to service charges and rent flexibility for social housing.
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During a Westminster Hall debate yesterday, Jack Abbott, MP for Ipswich, raised serious concerns about the quality of care provided by the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust (NSFT).
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Ipswich Borough Council has approved a £59,978 contract to implement new water piping at East Villa, its 45-room temporary housing facility for homeless families on Sidegate Lane, Ipswich.
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Suffolk Trading Standards has alerted residents to a fraudulent Universal Credit app circulating in the area.
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Stowupland High School has reopened its library in a new space after RAAC issues forced its closure last year.
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New data shows that Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service has cut its average response time to primary fires by 33 seconds over the past year. However, response times remain slower than a decade ago.
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