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Ipswich residents to show solidarity with Ukraine at third anniversary vigil
As international peace talks intensify, the community will come together this Sunday to commemorate three years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Adult store on Upper Orwell Street with 'fabulous selection of products' seeks licence renewal
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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East Suffolk and North Essex outpaces national rise in hospital allergy admissions
Local NHS data shows a significant increase in emergency allergy treatments, as experts explore possible causes behind the growing trend.
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Neptunes Fish & Chips near Ipswich Waterfront closes
Neptunes Fish & Chips on Duke Street has closed its doors, with the popular takeaway near Tesco Express receiving high praise from customers before its closure.
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Giant observation wheel installation progresses at Ipswich Waterfront
Work has started on a 144ft observation wheel just outside the James Hehir building at the University of Suffolk. It's set to open this Saturday.
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'Women are dying every day': Family's plea after Ipswich man sentenced for murdering Courtney Mitchell
The family of murdered mother Courtney Mitchell vows to fight domestic violence as her killer, 27-year-old Logan Burnett, begins his minimum 24-year sentence.
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Logan Burnett jailed for life for the 'personal execution' of Courtney Mitchell
The mother of three reported physical and verbal abuse before she was fatally stabbed by Logan Burnett, 27, who will serve at least 24 years in prison for her murder.
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Anonymous band member boosts cancer charity's share of £7,000 fundraiser
The generous donation by an anonymous band member topped up funds raised by three Ipswich bands during 40 festive performances supporting local cancer services.
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Suffolk HPV vaccine uptake falls for second year
Only 83.1% of year 8 girls received the HPV jab in 2023-24, down from 84.7% the previous year.
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Four Ipswich cultural projects share £64,000 from county arts fund
Four Ipswich-based organisations will deliver projects focused on racial equality, youth offending, and making the arts more accessible to disabled and disadvantaged children as part of Suffolk's £500,000 cultural funding boost.
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Ipswich stone firm fined £6,500 after workers injured by falling slabs
Bespoke Stone in Ipswich has been ordered to pay more than £11,000 in fines and costs after two workers were struck by falling quartz slabs, leaving one with life-changing injuries.
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Ipswich alt-rockers Helix to drop new single after BBC Introducing success
Following their BBC Introducing Suffolk featured track 'Robot Boy', Ipswich alt-rock quartet Helix are set to release their latest single at BurySOUND 2025 next month.