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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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Ipswich families caught in nationwide housing benefit crisis
Nearly half of Ipswich families with children face rent shortfalls, as experts warn almost a million UK children could be pushed into poverty by 2026.
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'Safe hands' care team in line for national awards recognition
An Ipswich care company helping elderly residents maintain their independence has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.
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Suffolk college backs scrapping English and maths tests for adult apprentices
Suffolk New College is supporting new government changes that remove mandatory English and maths qualifications for apprentices over 19, affecting 47 current adult learners at the institution.
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Theatre project transforms lives through art
Participants have praised the life-changing impact of a creative wellbeing programme at Ipswich's New Wolsey Theatre, designed to support people with multiple health conditions.
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Double victory for St Joseph's as young debaters shine
St Joseph's College students demonstrated exceptional public speaking prowess, claiming victory in both intermediate and senior categories at a prestigious local debate competition.
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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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97% of Ipswich and Colchester hospital beds occupied at the start of February
Almost every bed at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust was occupied in early February, with norovirus and bed blocking adding to capacity challenges.
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Political rivals unite over Greater Ipswich council vision
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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Anti-parental alienation campaigner concludes tour at Ipswich Crown Court
PAPA founder Simon Cobb completed his eight-leg Death Penalty Campaign demonstration at Ipswich Crown Court yesterday, with displays set to remain until February 25.
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Last few tickets remain for Jason Manford's Ipswich show
Comedy fans have just 48 hours to secure remaining seats for the nationally acclaimed comedian's performance at the Regent Theatre this Thursday.