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Suffolk Rural welcomes first horse to equine centre
Staff and students at Suffolk Rural College have welcomed Quinn, their first-ever horse, as the equine department prepares for a new academic year with several exciting developments.
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Firefighters go the extra mile with stretcher challenge for local charity
Suffolk firefighters are pushing their limits by running 21km while carrying a weighted stretcher to support The Fire Fighters Charity and Stowmarket Saturday ASD Club, with a target of £1,000 for each cause.
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Sizewell C helps drive nuclear jobs to record high in East of England
Almost 3,000 people now work in nuclear across the East of England – the highest level ever – with jobs growing 15% in just one year, according to new industry figures.
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Fresh take on Romeo and Juliet explores what happens after 'happily ever after'
A clever blend of dance, theatre and comedy at DanceEast reveals the real story of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers – they didn't die tragically young, they grew up and are now facing a mid-life crisis at 40.
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Police issue clothing description for missing Ipswich man Adam Ferguson
Officers have released details of what 44-year-old Adam Ferguson was wearing when he disappeared from Turret Lane on 28 August, as concerns grow for his welfare.
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Council backs waiving £250,000 developer contribution for Lower Orwell Street flats
Ipswich Borough Council has unanimously agreed to waive a quarter-million-pound developer contribution as plans to convert a former gym into 16 flats move forward with drastically reduced community funding.
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Suffolk County Council approves single authority plan amid fierce opposition
Suffolk County Council has approved its plan to create a single unitary authority for the county, despite a heated debate that exposed deep divisions over the future of local democracy in Suffolk.
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University study shows Long Covid service effective for Suffolk patients
A new evaluation by the University of Suffolk, funded by East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT), has found that the Suffolk and North East Essex Long Covid service improved patients' quality of life, with 73 per cent believing it positively contributed to their recovery.
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Police chief and crime commissioner to hold public meeting in Ipswich
Suffolk's top police officials will meet residents at Inspire Suffolk on Monday, 20 October, to discuss local policing and answer questions from the public.
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Over 60 runners to champion mental health at Ipswich Half Marathon
Combat2Coffee has rallied more than 60 runners to participate in Sunday's Larking Gowen Ipswich Half Marathon, all wearing matching vests to raise awareness that mental health matters for veterans, ex-uniformed personnel and their families.
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Ellisons appoints new solicitor to injury team
Local law firm Ellisons has appointed newly qualified solicitor Jay Chambers to its Injury Services Team, where he will focus on personal injury and medical negligence claims.
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Port of Felixstowe expands European-first autonomous truck fleet to 68 units
The UK's busiest container port is doubling its groundbreaking autonomous truck fleet by ordering 34 additional units, expanding Europe's first mixed-traffic autonomous vehicle operation to 68 vehicles.