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Local artists to perform at free Buttermarket Valentine's Day event
The Buttermarket Centre is transforming into a live music venue for one evening, with local artists to perform at the free Valentine's Day event.
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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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Historic Ipswich pub seeks pavement seating licence
The Salutation pub on Carr Street has applied to place 10 seats outside its premises, with a decision expected after February 19.
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Ministry of Defence welcomes Ipswich veterans' coffee initiative
Combat2Coffee, an Ipswich-based veterans' support organisation, has opened a new outlet inside the Ministry of Defence building in Whitehall.
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Suffolk County Council creates new cabinet to lead devolution transition
Suffolk County Council has appointed Cllr Richard Rout to lead the county's devolution plans and local government reforms, in what will be the biggest change to local governance in 50 years.
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Latest inspection highlights serious leadership issues at Suffolk Fire Service
A damning government inspection has exposed serious concerns about Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service's leadership and workplace culture, prompting a £1.6 million improvement plan.
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BAFTA-nominated film inspiration to speak at LGBT+ History Month event tomorrow
A leading academic will share her personal experiences of living under discriminatory legislation as a lesbian teacher in Suffolk and how those challenges led to her involvement in an acclaimed British film.
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Regent Car Park closed due to emergency roadworks
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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Last chance to meet cute animals at Christchurch Mansion next week
Only two slots remain for next Monday's Amazing Animals event at Christchurch Mansion, which will feature live mammals and educational activities.
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St Elizabeth Hospice reveals dates for Suffolk-wide art trail
Ipswich will host 33 decorated hare sculptures this summer, with the art trail expanding to four other Suffolk towns for the first time.
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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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Hadleigh church joins Ipswich and East Suffolk Pastorate
Hadleigh United Reformed Church celebrated joining the Ipswich & East Suffolk Pastorate on Sunday, marking closer cooperation with five other local churches.