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Suffolk hearing firm expands with free virtual consultations and two new clinics
All About Hearing is growing with two new clinics and a free virtual consultation service launching on World Hearing Day.
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All About Hearing is growing with two new clinics and a free virtual consultation service launching on World Hearing Day.
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Regulatory changes and landmark court decisions took centre stage at Ellisons' latest construction briefing at the JobServe Community Stadium in Colchester.
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Ipswich's Grade II listed theatre will close from May to December 2025 for significant refurbishment works, with shows relocating to the Corn Exchange.
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Ipswich Borough Council is providing funding and free venues to support community groups planning events for the COVID-19 Day of Reflection on 9 March.
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Eastern Powerhouse is hosting a free online event on Tuesday 25 February to help local businesses understand and prepare for upcoming devolution changes.
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Computing students demonstrated their talents to local tech firms at a University of Suffolk hackathon, supported by IJYI, Innovate Suffolk, Suffolk Building Society and enable.services.
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Ellisons marked its historic milestone by raising £44,460 for community causes across its five regional offices, with a particular focus on The Brain Tumour Charity and Essex Wildlife Trust.
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Ipswich's first dedicated business festival aims to showcase local entrepreneurship and foster new partnerships across sectors.
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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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John Holland-Kaye will oversee Suffolk's nuclear power project as it ramps up construction and seeks private investment.
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All About Hearing's fundraising event returns to help train assistance dogs for people with hearing loss.
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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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