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Port of Felixstowe receives five new automated cranes
The Port of Felixstowe has taken delivery of five new Automated Electric Rubber-Tyred Gantry cranes (AeRTGs), marking another step towards reaching Net-Zero emissions by 2035.
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The Port of Felixstowe has taken delivery of five new Automated Electric Rubber-Tyred Gantry cranes (AeRTGs), marking another step towards reaching Net-Zero emissions by 2035.
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Seven adorable dogs currently in the care of the RSPCA and Blue Cross in Suffolk are seeking loving new homes in Ipswich and the surrounding areas.
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Martin Dimitrov, 19, will compete in the WKO Open World Championships in Barnsley next week, aiming to reclaim his 82kg world title.
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Two massive generators are set to be transported through Suffolk, causing road closures and traffic delays. The abnormal loads will travel from Ipswich Docks to Yaxley on August 11 and 18.
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Dr. Albert Grant OBE, Ipswich's first black mayor and long-serving councillor, has passed away at 89. The well-loved community leader was known for his dedication to racial equality and justice.
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Logan Burnett, 27, of All Saints Road, Ipswich, has been charged with murder following the death of a 26-year-old woman on Burrell Road on Tuesday evening.
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Blue Cross Suffolk is appealing for a new owner for Mabel, a four-year-old bulldog that has been in their care for over four months.
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Cameron Bolam, 25, is wanted on recall to prison. Suffolk Police are appealing for information on his whereabouts.
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More Suffolk residents are living with depression compared to pre-pandemic levels, new figures reveal. Over 91,000 adults in the county were diagnosed with the condition last year.
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Fifteen fire crews are on the scene of a massive blaze at Sackers Recycling Centre in Great Blakenham, Ipswich as all mainline train services are suspended.
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Innovation Labs Group (iLabs) has been awarded a £110,000 grant to scale support for digital tech startups in Suffolk, focusing on increasing diversity in the sector.
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More than half of Suffolk schools participated in the National Tutoring Programme last academic year, but course starts have decreased as government funding ends.
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