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Have you seen missing Ipswich teenager, Charlie?
Suffolk Police are appealing for help to trace a missing 16-year-old boy from Ipswich, with officers concerned for his welfare.
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New chair and trustees join DanceEast board
The BAFTA-winning producer behind Peaky Blinders and Billy Elliot, Greg Brenman, has been named Chair of DanceEast, as the Ipswich charity welcomes three new trustees to its board.
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Your guide to Ipswich's Heritage Open Days
Heritage Open Days run across Ipswich until Sunday, 20 September 2026, with the town's festival of history and culture still offering plenty to see this week – from a boot-scraper talk to a Tudor hall said to be haunted.
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Ipswich Regent reveals cast for Christmas panto
Ipswich Regent Theatre has announced its full cast for this year's Christmas pantomime, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, running from Saturday, 12 December, to Thursday, 31 December 2026.
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The Hold to host exhibition on Suffolk's witchcraft history
Suffolk Archives will host a new exhibition on the county's 17th-century witch trials, featuring rare loans from the British Library, V&A and Tate never seen in Suffolk before.
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Welly wanging and rodeo bulls raise £10,000 for charity
Fourteen Suffolk businesses swapped the office for Trinity Park this year, taking on egg and spoon races, a rodeo bull and a straw-and-sticky-tape bridge-building contest to raise over £10,000 for Home-Start Suffolk.
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Free Argentine tango taster comes to Ipswich Town Hall
A free taster session at Ipswich Town Hall on Saturday 26th, September, will give residents the chance to try Argentine tango, ahead of new classes launching in the town next month.
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Colour Run raises £23,000 for local hospitals
Hundreds of runners and walkers filled Christchurch Park with colour on Saturday, 12 September, as Colchester & Ipswich Hospitals Charity's Colour Run returned to Ipswich.
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Removable bollards to enforce town centre vehicle ban
Ipswich Borough Council is installing removable bollards on Carr Street, Tower Street, Westgate Street and Queen Street to stop drivers ignoring the town centre's existing daytime vehicle restrictions.
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Fixing Ipswich's A14 problem could cost over £1bn and take more than a decade
A solution to Ipswich's reliance on a single crossing of the River Orwell could cost more than £1bn and not be finished until at least 2039 at the earliest, according to a Suffolk County Council report going before Cabinet on Thursday, 17 September.
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Why county council's £7.8m overspend is bigger than it looks
A £7.8m overspend sounds modest against an £850m budget, but it comes as Suffolk County Council's financial safety net is forecast to more than halve this year, leaving less room to absorb future shocks.
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Leaking ceilings, flooded floors: the latest crisis at Pipers Court
Just two months after bin chutes overflowed in the sweltering summer heat, the halls of Pipers Court are now flooding, as heavy rain exposed fresh problems at the Ipswich block, with standing water reaching residents' front doors.