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A murder investigation is underway after a woman in her twenties was fatally stabbed in Ipswich on Tuesday evening. Police believe the victim and attacker were known to each other.
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Hopestead, a part of Flagship Group, has launched its fourth round of 'Hope Funds', offering grants up to £15,000 for charities and social enterprises tackling homelessness in East Anglia.
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A new link road connecting Sproughton Road and Bramford Road in Ipswich will start construction on 9 September 2024. The project aims to improve transport reliability, safety, and connectivity for sustainable travel modes.
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Ipswich residents can join a vibrant charity event next month, as Colchester & Ipswich Hospitals Charity hosts a colour run in Christchurch Park.
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One in five cancer patients at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust said they didn't receive adequate support from their GP practice during treatment, according to new NHS England figures.
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Analysis of the Ipswich Star website has uncovered alarming data usage, user tracking, and carbon emissions levels, with the site being flagged for privacy compliance issues by independent consent management platforms.
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During a parliamentary session, Jack Abbott, MP for Ipswich, raised concerns about rising retail crime in Suffolk.
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Only 17 out of 885 rape offences recorded by Suffolk Constabulary resulted in charges or court summons in the year to March 2024, new figures reveal.
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The government has announced new housing targets for England, with Ipswich's annual goal rising from 466 to 755 new homes. This significant increase is part of a national plan to boost housing supply across the country.
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The Ipswich Regent Theatre has received a Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice Award, placing it among the top 10% of worldwide attractions.
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A five-mile stretch of the A14 near Ipswich will be closed overnight for two months starting in late August. National Highways plans to resurface the road with noise-reducing asphalt.
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A children's book by Suffolk-based author and Suffolk Mind trustee Katerina Budinova is captivating young readers globally while supporting local mental health initiatives.
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