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Murder investigation launched after woman found dead in Ipswich
A murder investigation is underway in Ipswich after a woman was found unresponsive at a Russet Road address in the early hours of this morning and later declared dead.
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Ipswich Meeting House welcomes new minister in training
A Unitarian church in Ipswich has welcomed a new minister in training as it continues to expand its programme of worship and community events.
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New railings, lighting and planting planned for key Ipswich town centre gateway
Ipswich Borough Council has confirmed that works to replace railings, upgrade lighting and replant green spaces along St Matthews Street and Civic Drive will begin in April.
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'I was really inspired by them' – Joe Swash meets Ipswich's school food champions
TV presenter Joe Swash has paid a visit to Oaks Primary School in Ipswich, spending time with the award-winning pupils who have been transforming food culture across 15 local schools.
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New crossings and 20mph limit: What's changing on Ipswich's hospital-to-waterfront route
A series of what Suffolk County Council describes as "road safety improvements" is coming to one of Ipswich's most-used routes – here's what's being built, where, and why it matters to anyone who walks, cycles or drives through the area.
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Suffolk New College applies to open adult learning centre at Grimwades
A planning application has been submitted to transform the unused first floor of the former Grimwades building on Ipswich's Cornhill into an adult education suite, with the first students expected this September.
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University of Suffolk student performs CPR on man who collapsed on campus
When a 75-year-old man collapsed at a University of Suffolk café last month, a dental hygiene student's cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training proved its worth, stepping in before paramedics arrived and showing why the life-saving skill matters.
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New Ipswich town centre Post Office branch sought after closure
The main Post Office branch in Ipswich town centre is set to close on 9 June following the resignation of its postmaster, but the Post Office says it is looking to restore a service in the area as soon as possible.
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Parents urged to vaccinate children amid measles surge
Local health bosses in Suffolk are calling on parents to make sure their children are up to date with their vaccinations as measles cases rise nationally and the UK loses its official measles elimination status.
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New bursaries aim to open doors to nursing careers in Suffolk
Ten students facing financial barriers to a nursing career will receive £3,500 a year to study at the University of Suffolk, as part of a new scheme designed to widen access to the profession.
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Ipswich man jailed for hitting Met officer with car and fleeing scene
A 32-year-old Ipswich man has been jailed for three years and 10 months after seriously injuring a Metropolitan Police officer in a hit-and-run collision on Burrell Road — while drunk, speeding, and on his phone.
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Campus-wide celebrations for World Book Day at Suffolk New College
Students and staff at Suffolk New College took part in quizzes, bookshop tours, and creative writing sessions yesterday as the English department staged its most ambitious World Book Day celebration to date.