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Suffolk County Council has spent more than £12 million on walking and cycling infrastructure over the past five years, yet traffic on the county's roads has hit an all-time high – more than any year since records began in 1993.
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Oli-Jay's genetic test results revealed something doctors had never encountered – a DNM1L gene mutation so rare that he is the only person in the world with this exact variant. Now his family is racing to fund specialist research that could unlock answers for their son and others who may follow.
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A 70-year-old man has died and a woman suffered life-changing injuries after a car collided with a parked lorry on the A14 on Sunday afternoon. Police are appealing for dashcam footage and witnesses.
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Students at Chantry Academy and Ipswich Academy can now train with real hospital beds and equipment as part of a £20,000-per-school NHS investment designed to build practical skills for healthcare careers.
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The University of Suffolk and Suffolk New College are hosting a free event where businesses can pledge time, skills or partnerships to nine local charities instead of paying admission.
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St Elizabeth Hospice and East Anglia's Children's Hospices are accepting registrations for their fifth annual tree-cycling initiative, which collects Christmas trees from homes across 19 postcodes in Ipswich and the surrounding area.
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Customers can donate to dozens of local charities across Suffolk by popping into their nearest East of England Co-op store, where colleagues are running fundraising activities including collection pots, fancy dress events and tombolas until 31 January.
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Mark Ashton has undergone a free NHS Health Check in a bid to encourage supporters and local residents to prioritise their health.
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Officers are urging residents in Rushmere St Andrew to check their outbuildings and gardens as the search intensifies for Christine Murton, 78, who disappeared on Wednesday morning and is known to enjoy long walks.
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HALO CEO Paul Hamilton has followed Scotland home and away since childhood. Now his Suffolk tech firm will have its branding on the national team's training kit after securing a landmark three-year partnership with Scottish football.
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When Teresa Page and Tony Casey took over The Harp Freehouse and Guest House in March 2023, they weren't planning to become lifesavers. They just wanted to run a good pub where people felt welcome and safe.
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A blue plaque was unveiled on Saturday at the former home of Kavas Jamas Badshah OBE, who made history 100 years ago as the first Mayor of Ipswich from the Indian sub-continent.