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Tower Street Food Hall to screen New Wolsey panto live
Families can watch New Wolsey Theatre's festive panto Beauty and the Beast live in cinematic style at Tower Street Food Hall next week, with discounted family tickets available.
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Mark Pendlington appointed as Suffolk's new Lord-Lieutenant
His Majesty The King has appointed Mark Pendlington as the new Lord-Lieutenant of Suffolk, succeeding Clare, Countess of Euston, who will retire on 15 April 2026 after distinguished service to the county.
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District councils lodge fresh complaint over One Suffolk campaign
Suffolk's district and borough councils have formally complained to the county council's monitoring officer over claims it breached publicity rules with its One Suffolk campaign, following a similar complaint made to the Government in November.
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Ipswich coach launches basketball league he dreamed of as a student
Anton Dixon, who grew up in Ipswich dreaming of a local school basketball league, has made that vision a reality, creating a platform where students can compete, belong and access the same opportunities that changed his own life.
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Latest resident doctors' strike divides public opinion
As resident doctors walk out for five days from today, the industrial action has sparked heated debate, with some calling it "blackmail" whilst others defend their right to fair wages during what health officials say is the busiest winter period.
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Westerfield Road to fully reopen tonight after four-month closure
Bellway will remove temporary traffic lights and fully reopen Westerfield Road from 19:00 tonight (Tuesday, 16 December), ending a combination of full and partial closures that have been in place since late August.
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Port of Felixstowe expands automation but silent on jobs
The Port of Felixstowe is doubling its autonomous truck fleet to 68 vehicles, but has declined to comment on whether the expansion will affect staffing levels or the port's long-term employment model.
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Ipswich jobseeker rate falls but remains above UK average
Unemployment fell in Ipswich last month but the town continues to exceed the national average, new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show.
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What are river rights and why did Suffolk councillors reject them?
Suffolk County Council has rejected proposals to adopt a rights-of-rivers approach that would have given waterways legal protections, including the right to flow freely and be free from pollution, following similar moves by Norwich City Council and other authorities.
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'I felt lost with no idea what to do' – young men find purpose through music project
A group of young men who have faced exclusion, loneliness and mental health challenges are taking control of their futures by organising a fundraising gig that showcases local hip hop talent.
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Vulnerable children's care provider sold to national chain
National care provider Keys Group has bought CF Social Work, an Ipswich-based provider of children's social care and education services that operates four residential homes across Suffolk, caring for vulnerable children with social, emotional and mental health needs.
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NHS urges patients to stock up on repeat prescriptions before Christmas closures
GP practices and many pharmacies across Suffolk will be closed on 25-26 December and 1 January, prompting local NHS bosses to warn patients to order repeat medications in advance to avoid running out over the holidays.