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Suffolk council leaders are backing their financial projections for council mergers as the Government faces criticism for relying on third-party analysis that originally promised £2.9bn in savings, but now suggests reorganisation could cost more money.
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The family of Charlie Greaves have thanked police for their support following the sentencing of Daniel Martin to four-and-a-half years in prison for manslaughter, saying their loved one "had a heart bigger than Ipswich" and his death could have been prevented.
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Ipswich Borough Council has abandoned plans to charge residents more for parking permits based on the size of their vehicle, following strong opposition during public consultation.
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From families being showered in powder paint to touching tributes to lost loved ones, this year's sold-out Ipswich Colour Run showcased the best of community support for local NHS services, smashing previous fundraising totals.
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Adnams has celebrated a string of accolades for its Ghost Ship beers, securing two category trophies in regional brewing awards and three honours at the World Beer Awards 2025, with the award-winning beers available locally at The Greyhound and The Butt & Oyster.
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National Highways will close sections of the A12 southbound between junctions 32a and 32b from Monday night for improvement works expected to last six nights.
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Ten venues across Ipswich will open their doors on 13-14 September for a free art trail featuring exhibitions, demonstrations and workshops where visitors can meet working artists and try mini art sessions.
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Six Suffolk charities have committed to a "no wrong door" approach that guarantees any survivor reaching out for support will be welcomed and connected to appropriate services, eliminating the risk of being bounced between organisations.
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Capping a seven-year journey from Suffolk startup to international success, Rob Masson has sold his Ipswich-based data protection consultancy The DPO Centre to global compliance giant Axiom GRC.
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The Joysmith presents The Harp Maker's Tale at the 17th-century Unitarian Meeting House tomorrow evening, combining storytelling with harp and violin music in an all-ages performance that promises to remind audiences "anything really is possible."
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A 36-year-old man from Ipswich has been sentenced to 16 months in prison after pleading guilty to four counts of breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order by using undeclared devices and possessing images of children.
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Two teenagers have been charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm after a man was stabbed in Whitehouse Park during an early morning altercation on Wednesday.