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The Snowman and The Snowdog exhibition is coming to Ipswich
Experience the magic of a beloved Christmas classic at The Hold on Ipswich Waterfront.
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Suffolk leaders unite to boost county's influence on government
Over 100 leaders from Suffolk met last week to strategise how the county can better align with the new Labour government's priorities and get us to the "front of the Government funding queue.”
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£2m worth of drugs seized by specialist police team
Suffolk police say their Operation Sentinel teams made 471 arrests and stopped over 1,000 vehicles between April 2023 and March 2024. The force claims these teams are helping to disrupt organised crime in the county.
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Man charged with manslaughter over 2020 construction death
A Felixstowe man has been charged with manslaughter following a fatal construction incident in Woodbridge nearly four years ago. Peter Clifford, 62, faces multiple charges related to the death of Dale Baker, 30, who died while undertaking renovation work.
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Waterlily and Supper Club hit with temporary closure orders after drug and affray arrests
Police have issued temporary closure notices to two licensed premises in Ipswich following separate incidents over the weekend. The closures affect Waterlily on St Helen's Street and Supper Club on Tacket Street.
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Man arrested in Ipswich in Anita Rose murder investigation
Police have arrested a 55-year-old man in Ipswich on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of Anita Rose in Brantham.
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Sports Direct opens pop-up store in former H&M location
Sports Direct has begun trading from the vacant H&M store on Tavern Street while awaiting its permanent move to Buttermarket.
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Spate of lorry fuel thefts sparks police warning
Suffolk Police are urging lorry drivers and haulage companies to be vigilant after a spate of fuel thefts from HGVs parked overnight along the A14 and A12 corridors.
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Government responds to special educational needs concerns in Suffolk
The Department for Education has outlined measures to address "widespread failings" in Suffolk's special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services following questions from Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer.
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Calendar Club returns to Ipswich for Christmas season
Calendar Club launched its festive pop-up store at a new location in Ipswich town centre last weekend. The retailer has moved from its previous Westgate Street site to 17 Tavern Street, formerly occupied by The Body Shop.
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Ipswich Computers marks its next chapter with new leadership appointment
Ipswich Computers has promoted Craig Starling to Director after six years with the company. The appointment comes as the local IT service provider looks to expand its operations in Suffolk.
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Reports of anti-social behaviour hit record low in Suffolk
Charities are worried that many people are no longer reporting incidents of antisocial behaviour, as Suffolk records the lowest number of reported offences since records began in 2007.