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Sizewell C funds programme for underrepresented youth
Sizewell C has funded a two-year programme designed to support young people from underrepresented communities across Suffolk into careers.
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Tickets still available for dance show exploring chaos, hope and humanity's bond with nature
Two internationally acclaimed choreographers have created contrasting visions of resilience and connection in a new double bill coming to DanceEast this Friday, with tickets still available.
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Struggling with the NHS app? Free Ipswich library sessions can help
People who find technology challenging can get friendly, one-to-one support using the NHS app at drop-in sessions launching at Ipswich County Library and other locations across Suffolk this month.
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Ipswich nurse's 'unwavering dedication' earns national recognition
Charlotte Brown's tireless work supporting colorectal cancer patients through what can be an incredibly difficult time has earned her one of the UK's most prestigious nursing awards, with judges saying she "truly goes above and beyond her nursing duties".
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MP says Cardinal Medical Practice expansion plans 'progressing'
Central Suffolk & North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer has told constituents that plans for the new Cardinal Medical Practice on Norwich Road are moving forward, with negotiations currently in a "commercially sensitive" stage.
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Missing Ipswich man Adam Ferguson found safe after five weeks
Adam Ferguson, 44, who disappeared from the Turret Lane area on 28 August, has been located safe and well by police this morning.
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Black British Ballet exhibition reveals 60 years of hidden history at Ipswich library
Almost 30 images, posters and news articles spanning six decades will showcase the untold stories of Black dancers who blazed a trail through British ballet, as part of a National Lottery-funded project to bring their contributions into the light.
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Council's £9.5m plan to get sick and disabled back to work in Suffolk
More than 2,700 sick and disabled people across Suffolk could receive help getting back into work under a £9.5 million plan set to go before the council.
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Family interiors firm wins nationwide Lucy & Yak fashion rollout
Source One Consulting, a family-run commercial interiors firm in Ipswich, has won a nationwide contract to deliver stores for sustainable fashion brand Lucy & Yak after converting a listed building into a retail space in just five weeks.
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Stoke Bridge transformation complete
A two-week regeneration project at Stoke Bridge Wharf has been completed, with new seating, planters and heritage information now in place at the waterfront gateway to Ipswich.
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College students work on Jimmy Doherty's ITV show
Media students from Suffolk New College have been given the opportunity to work on the set of Jimmy and Shivi's Farmhouse Breakfast thanks to a partnership between the college, Jimmy Doherty and Rock Oyster Media.
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Brighten The Corners Festival to take break after its most successful year yet
Despite attracting thousands of attendees and over 70 performances in 2025, Brighten The Corners Festival organisers say a pause in 2026 will allow them to focus on new large-scale projects and ensure the festival returns with greater ambition in 2027.