Ipswich Borough Council is the local authority for Ipswich, Suffolk.
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Motorists have been hit with £100 parking fines at Duke Street car park despite Ipserv, which is owned by the council, publicly acknowledging payment machines were out of order.
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Those unable to attend Tuesday's culture and heritage strategy workshop at St Stephen's Church can still contribute their views through an online survey, Ipswich Borough Council has confirmed.
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The government has launched a public consultation on proposals to form a Mayoral Combined County Authority spanning Norfolk and Suffolk, with residents invited to share their views until 13 April.
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Over 30 culture, heritage and business leaders representing every sector gathered at St Stephen's Church on Tuesday to help shape Ipswich's new Culture and Heritage Strategy, with the council aiming to publish the final plan in April.
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Pulse & Cocktails, praised by its customers for its "friendly staff" and being "easy to find," with "loads of parking nearby" and "a great selection of lube", has applied to renew its licence
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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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As residents brace themselves for price increases at all council-owned car parks, a new initiative from Ipswich Central and Apex Parking, the company that operates the Blackfriars car park on Foundation Street, will offer free town centre parking after 3pm on Thursdays.
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In a "landmark show of unity," Ipswich's three main political parties are jointly proposing a Greater Ipswich unitary council as part of Suffolk's devolution plan.
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The short-stay Regent car park in Ipswich has been forced to close today due to ongoing maintenance work by UK Power Networks.
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The 140-year-old Ipswich Museum's ambitious modernisation faces a £2.7m shortfall as inflation and supply chain issues hit the heritage sector.
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Ipswich Borough Council's Executive will meet next week to approve vital funding for local charities and community groups, with proposed grants totalling £259,000 for the coming financial year.
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A £450,000 package of infrastructure investment will accompany the conversion of the former Woolworths building into 60 flats, following approval from Ipswich Borough Council's planning and development committee yesterday.