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From gardens to 12-acre plots, landowners across Suffolk are turning their spaces into private nature reserves. The network has just passed 1,000 hectares, with free support from Suffolk Wildlife Trust specialists.
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A new training programme has been launched to help East Suffolk businesses better support disabled staff and job seekers, announced as part of Disability Advice Service (East Suffolk)'s 40th anniversary celebrations.
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Work to improve Upper Brook Street in the town centre is on track to be completed in early October, Suffolk Highways has confirmed, with no formal complaints received from shopowners since the disruption started last month.
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Ellisons has announced the qualification of Simone Dowsing as a solicitor into its Wills, Trusts and Probate team, based in the firm's Ipswich office.
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Elliott Mallett, 24, of Hawthorn Drive, was found guilty at Ipswich Crown Court today following a three-week trial for stabbing a woman eight times in her own home on Admiral Road last December.
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East of England Co-op has agreed to lease its former Rosehill food store to mydentist, with the new dental practice set to open in spring 2026.
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Despite multiple reports over six months about a persistent water leak outside their Burrell Road home, one frustrated resident is still waiting for Anglian Water to fix the problem after engineers admitted yesterday they could find no record of previous complaints.
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Suffolk County Council has accused Ipswich Borough Council of taking a "selfish attitude" after it said Ipswich "blocked" an £80,000 programme to help parish councils across Suffolk deal with major infrastructure projects like Sizewell C and solar farms.
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The University of Suffolk will launch a new Master of Pharmacy degree from September 2026, aiming to address skills shortages with around 40 students in its first year.
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Suffolk's six county, district and borough councils will cease to exist by May 2028 and be replaced by unitary authorities, triggering a 'harmonisation' process that will bring all residents' council tax to the same level within new authority boundaries.
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Ghosts, ghouls and local crafts will fill The Walk next Sunday as a Halloween-themed market offers families free spooky entertainment alongside handmade gifts and face painting.
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The Grade 2 listed library that has served Ipswich for 100 years could see its most comprehensive modernisation yet, with plans to create flexible community spaces, maker spaces, and a 'Library of Things' to meet evolving local needs.