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Council launches business week to boost town's economy
Ipswich's first dedicated business festival aims to showcase local entrepreneurship and foster new partnerships across sectors.
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Jimmy's Farm and Woodbridge Tide Mill up for tourism awards
Two local attractions are finalists in the Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards, with winners to be announced at Norwich Castle on 6 March.
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Sizewell C names ex-Heathrow chief as new chair
John Holland-Kaye will oversee Suffolk's nuclear power project as it ramps up construction and seeks private investment.
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Local business continues support for deaf community with quiz night
All About Hearing's fundraising event returns to help train assistance dogs for people with hearing loss.
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BT Group to create new jobs in Ipswich with 600-role recruitment drive
Tech and telecoms giant BT Group will bring new apprentice and graduate positions to Ipswich as part of a nationwide recruitment campaign launching in September 2025.
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'Hearts sink when Orwell Bridge closes': Haulier backs bypass campaign
A Felixstowe logistics director has described how bridge closures create chaos for both port businesses and local commuters as he supports calls for an Ipswich Northern Bypass.
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New awards spotlight region's hidden economic champions
Mid-sized businesses driving East Anglia's economic growth will get their moment in the spotlight as nominations open for a major new national awards programme.
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Ipswich Central bolsters board in bid to boost town centre
Ipswich Central has expanded its board with nine new local business leaders as it prepares to double down on street security and events to grow town centre footfall.
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£884m Anglian Water upgrade announced for Suffolk and Essex
Anglian Water has announced an £884 million investment programme for Suffolk and Essex, including £110 million for environmental improvements to local watercourses.
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'Stop this spiral of decline': Ipswich artist battles Royal Mail cuts
An Ipswich card designer has joined the fight against Royal Mail's plans to slash second-class post delivery, warning the changes could put affordable postal services "beyond financial reach."
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Suffolk Chamber's A14 report reveals damning impact on Suffolk businesses as MPs speak out on proposed solutions
Suffolk faces a potential economic crisis as 83% of businesses say ongoing A14 disruption will force them to cut jobs unless significant improvements are made within the next decade.
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Freeport East adds three new officers to drive local business growth
Freeport East has appointed three new Project Delivery Officers to strengthen its support for regional economic growth and business engagement.