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Families with children of all abilities will gain access to inclusive play equipment at Murray Road Recreation Ground this spring, featuring wheelchair-accessible carousels, braille learning panels, and communication boards designed for children who have difficulty speaking.
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Local IT firm ICS, formerly Ipswich Computer Services, has launched an initiative offering free IT health checks to businesses across the region, with registration open until 18 February.
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The 26-year-old athletics track used by around 20,000 runners each year will be resurfaced next summer as part of a £350,000 investment by Suffolk County Council, with Northgate High School taking over day-to-day operations from April 2026.
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A Suffolk New College student has gone from hobby kickboxer to world silver medallist in under two years and is now targeting the British title later this month.
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Sizewell C has awarded almost £1bn worth of contracts to businesses across the East of England in the first two years since formal construction began on the Suffolk coast, the company has announced.
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Ipswich Borough Council has approved a 4.8% increase to council housing rents from 1 April 2026, adding an average of £5.07 per week to social housing rents.
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Conservative councillors at Suffolk County Council were instructed by their party whip to vote down an amendment supporting local elections going ahead in May, with one admitting he could have broken ranks but chose to be a "team player" instead.
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For the first time in Suffolk County Council's history, young people didn't just contribute to its Annual Public Health Report – they led it.
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Suffolk County Council is calling on the Department for Transport to correct a red rating it says wrongly labels the authority among the worst performers in England, after officials failed to include £10 million of early highway investment in their assessment.
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The government has launched the first-ever UK Town of Culture competition for 2028, one year before Ipswich hopes to be crowned UK City of Culture. We explain why Ipswich is pursuing City of Culture, despite being, as many have pointed out, a town.
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Ipswich Borough Council has agreed to spend more than £600,000 on bins and bags over the next three years to fulfil its statutory duty to deliver waste collections across the borough.
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More than half of voters in the East of England say rising food prices are the most important cost of living pressure the government needs to tackle in 2026, according to new research that maps how economic concerns could be reshaping the political landscape constituency by constituency.