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Vintage street market brings 15 traders to empty Walk units
A vintage and retro street market held on Sunday filled three vacant units in The Walk with traders and attracted visitors who travelled into town specifically for the event.
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Nurses tackle September spike in childhood asthma admissions
Suffolk nurses highlight the "September surge" in childhood asthma admissions, with support available today at Ipswich Hospital.
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Ipswich buses get biggest service boost since 1998
Ipswich Buses has secured funding to deliver the most significant improvement to local routes in nearly three decades, with more frequent buses and new Sunday services already running.
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Residents urged to nominate deserving local groups for £500 prize
Local people have until midnight on Tuesday, 30 September to nominate deserving charities and community groups for a £500 donation from housebuilder Taylor Wimpey, with the winner announced by Friday, 17 October.
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Suffolk broadcaster returns home to champion next generation of students
Zeb Soanes, whose family has deep roots in Suffolk, will become the University of Suffolk's new Chancellor, as he looks to strengthen ties between the institution and local communities while nurturing students into their second decade.
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Deesigner Hair celebrates 30 years at the Buttermarket Centre
One of Ipswich's longest-standing hair salons is marking three decades of service, with plans to remain for another 15 years after signing a new lease.
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County publishes full One Suffolk business case with £39.4m savings pledge and lower council tax for Ipswich
Suffolk County Council has published the full business case for its One Suffolk proposal, claiming it would save £39.4 million annually while cutting council tax bills and investing £40 million in market towns.
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Family launches fundraiser for 19-year-old found dead in Ipswich park
The cousin of Jade Larter, whose body was found in Sherrington Road Recreation Ground last week, has set up a fundraising appeal to help the family cover funeral costs after the teenager's sudden death.
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Tree destroyed 'deliberately and with force' by vandals as volunteers refuse to give up
Volunteers from Greener Ipswich CIC are vowing to continue their town centre environmental work after vandals deliberately destroyed one of their newly planted hornbeam trees on Tower Street over the weekend.
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Suffolk councils stand by merger savings as government reveals it didn't conduct its own analysis
Suffolk council leaders are backing their financial projections for council mergers as the Government faces criticism for relying on third-party analysis that originally promised £2.9bn in savings, but now suggests reorganisation could cost more money.
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Charlie Greaves' death 'was completely avoidable,' say Ipswich man's family after sentencing
The family of Charlie Greaves have thanked police for their support following the sentencing of Daniel Martin to four-and-a-half years in prison for manslaughter, saying their loved one "had a heart bigger than Ipswich" and his death could have been prevented.
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Council scraps variable parking charges after resident backlash
Ipswich Borough Council has abandoned plans to charge residents more for parking permits based on the size of their vehicle, following strong opposition during public consultation.