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Suffolk Police say they are investigating reports that a man was approached by a knife-wielding attacker on Main Road in Tuddenham — a picturesque Suffolk village of around 353 people — on the morning of Tuesday, 14 April.
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Today is the final day to register to vote ahead of Ipswich's double local elections on Thursday, 7 May — the deadline is 23:59 tonight.
The Farmer's Dog has served British beer, British wine and British gin since it opened, but rum has always been off the menu. Two Suffolk brothers have changed that.
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A chaotic 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough on Sunday left Ipswich Town fans believing automatic promotion is still within reach, even if the Blues seem determined to make supporters sweat for it.
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The vast majority of families in Suffolk have secured a primary school place for September, with results released on National Offer Day last week.
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Ipswich Community Media has received £10,000 in government funding to support its work bringing people together in one of the town's most diverse areas.
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Work has begun to transform the former library on the University of Suffolk's waterfront campus into a new student hub featuring social spaces, a gym, events space and Students' Union offices.
Candidates have now been confirmed for Ipswich's local elections on Thursday, 7 May — and with polling day less than four weeks away, here is everything you need to know before you cast your vote, including a full breakdown of the candidates.
When a resident raised concerns about service charges at Pipers Court, a 103-home apartment block on Old Foundry Road, we went to take a look. From the outside, it is not without a certain charm, but what lies beyond the entrance tells a very different story.
'Constable: A Cast of Characters' marks 250 years since the artist's birth with over 100 works on display at Christchurch Mansion, running until 14 June. It is, in the best possible way, not really about the paintings.
The government's new five-year road investment strategy has put the Copdock interchange on a development pipeline – but what does that actually mean, and how far away is a fix for one of Suffolk's most notorious bottlenecks?
On paper, the numbers look manageable. But those working with young people across Suffolk say the figures only tell part of the story, and that for every young person in treatment, many more are going unseen.
Ipswich Town's chairman and CEO has a phrase he likes to use in difficult moments. This week, he created the mother of all difficult moments — and then disappeared. This is the story of what happened at Portman Road, what it means for this town, and what it means for the man at the centre of it.
After months of bitter argument, competing business cases and accusations of misleading the public, the government has made its decision — and Suffolk is getting three new unitary councils. We trace the journey that brought the county to this moment.
Monica Thomas waited 17 years for a diagnosis. Faye Ramsey made 76 unanswered phone calls in a single week. Today, both women sat in Parliament as their MP made the case that their experiences must never happen again.
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Xenia Zimmerman moved to the UK from Germany to study literature. She had no coding experience and no plans to work in technology. Now she helps protect the underwater cables that keep Britain connected to the world, and has been shortlisted for a national apprenticeship award.
Lisa Perkins, Chief People Officer and Director of Growth Partnership at Plexal, has been appointed as the new chair of the Suffolk Business Board, succeeding Mark Pendlington, who steps down after completing his two-year term.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving after police were called to a gathering of around 40 people at Thorpe Lane on Saturday night.
A driver who struck a pedestrian on Cemetery Road in Ipswich in February and fled the scene has still not been traced, with police issuing a witness appeal more than two months after the collision.
A 22-year-old Ipswich man has been charged after a man was threatened and another was allegedly targeted in a knife attack outside a shop on Bramford Road earlier this month.
Suffolk New College is to receive £1.22 million in government funding to repair and modernise its buildings.
Victims in Suffolk lost more than £4.3 million to investment fraud in 2025, with police warning that criminals are using increasingly sophisticated tactics — including AI-generated deepfakes and cloned websites — to steal life savings.
Long-established Woodbridge accountancy practice Oxlade & Bond has merged with Ipswich-based Scrutton Bland, part of Sumer Group, with both founding partners staying on to oversee the transition.
Suffolk County Council is to receive more than £5 million from the government to set up a new service giving children faster access to specialist support, without the need for lengthy assessments.
As the government unveils its renewed Women's Health Strategy, a Suffolk campaigner is warning the county risks being left behind without a dedicated Women's Health Hub.
At 15, Kyle Easdon told anyone who'd listen that he wanted to own a gym. Years later, a tongue-in-cheek text after winning a strongman competition handed him the keys to Ipswich's oldest one.
The University of Suffolk has been awarded a licence to host Ipswich's first TEDx event, bringing the globally recognised platform for ideas to the town for the first time on Thursday, 1 October.