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Ipswich has emerged as one of the best-connected areas for library access in the East of England, with 48% of residents able to reach a library within a 15-minute walk.
Ipswich MP Jack Abbott has raised concerns about the future of local music venues during a Westminster debate, revealing that two grassroots venues are closing every week across the country.
The Royal British Legion's annual Poppy Appeal kicks off in Ipswich this Saturday, 26 October, with a special launch event outside the Town Hall.
Sizewell C has committed to creating 500 jobs for Ipswich residents during the construction of the new nuclear power plant, as part of an agreement with Ipswich MP Jack Abbott.
Energy bills for Ipswich residents remain significantly higher than pre-crisis levels, despite a slight decrease from last year.
Anglian Water reports that its Cliff Quay water recycling centre in Ipswich removed 91 tonnes of improperly disposed items from sewers last year, equivalent to nearly one blue whale in weight.
Taco Bell has officially opened its doors in Ipswich, and eager customers have been queuing outside the new restaurant at Anglia Retail Park throughout the day.
Taco Bell has revealed it will open its new restaurant in Anglia Retail Park on Tuesday, October 22. The fast food chain is also planning a second location in Ipswich.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is urging people with peanut allergies in Suffolk and throughout the country to avoid foods containing mustard due to potential contamination.
Fewer people in Ipswich smoke than ever before, with new figures showing that just 9.4% of adults now smoke – down from 13.7% last year.
Suffolk County Council wants to hear residents' views on local pharmacies and chemists as part of a major review that will help shape future healthcare services in the county.
New figures reveal that dozens of patients were diagnosed with scabies after visiting A&E services at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust last year.
In its first year of operation, a modular housing project in Ipswich has helped people move from homelessness into employment and private housing.
Ipswich School has applied to convert a former child psychiatry office near its campus into 11 self-contained dwellings.
A property on Wherstead Road has sparked a mixture of amusement and bemusement after the owner carried out exterior renovations using what appears to be a material designed only for internal work, leaving debris all over the street.
The West Stand Senior shares her views on Town's tough defeat to fellow Premier League strugglers Everton at Portman Road on Saturday, 19th October.
Ipswich’s search for their first win of the season continues after a lacklustre performance against fellow strugglers Everton. Alex Osborn reports.
Ipswich Town midfielder Jens Cajuste has opened up about his family's journey, sporting heroes, and the importance of being a role model as part of Black History Month celebrations.
Ipswich Borough Council has provided a £50,000 funding boost to Suffolk New College to create new computer facilities and learning spaces, including specialist equipment for games design students.
A damning report has revealed England's special educational needs system is "financially unsustainable" and failing to deliver better outcomes for children, as Ipswich's MP warns local families have "utterly lost faith" in the service.
Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna and winger Sophie Peskett swapped their usual matchday attire for graduation gowns on Monday, as both received recognition from the University of Suffolk.
Suffolk County Council wants to hear residents' views on local pharmacies and chemists as part of a major review that will help shape future healthcare services in the county.
Suffolk's roads will be kept safe this winter by a new fleet of 38 gritters, with names chosen by local young people, including Spread Sheeran and Kieran McSpreader.
The Department for Education has outlined measures to address "widespread failings" in Suffolk's special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services following questions from Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer.
The Royal British Legion's annual Poppy Appeal kicks off in Ipswich this Saturday, 26 October, with a special launch event outside the Town Hall.
Holywells Park has reopened after being temporarily closed due to a 'police incident', Ipswich Borough Council has confirmed.
One of Ipswich's most popular parks has been closed to the public without warning or explanation. Ipswich Borough Council announced the closure of Holywells Park on Thursday morning.
Ipswich Borough Council has provided a £50,000 funding boost to Suffolk New College to create new computer facilities and learning spaces, including specialist equipment for games design students.
While religious hate crimes have more than quadrupled across England and Wales over the past decade, Suffolk recorded just 25 incidents last year – down from 32 the previous year.
While many retailers have retreated from town centres, Threads for All is bucking the trend. The Ipswich store combines affordable style with local craftsmanship, challenging perceptions about independent fashion with unique pieces at high street prices.
Just 11 out of 101 vehicles checked during a major police operation in Ipswich on Tuesday were free from offences, showing widespread flouting of road safety laws.
Suffolk's Chief Constable Rachel Kearton has responded to data showing Suffolk has the highest "use of force" rate associated with stop and search in her latest column.
Police are investigating a high-value burglary at Stowupland Bowls Club where thieves stole approximately £40,000 worth of equipment. The incident is being linked to a similar burglary in Semer earlier this month.
Kyran Bracken MBE, England's 2003 Rugby World Cup hero, visited Ipswich to back local rising sports stars.
Ipswich Wanderers staged a dramatic late comeback to draw 2-2 with Redbridge in the Isthmian League North Division on Saturday. The match, played in front of 185 fans at the GBS Stadium, saw four second-half goals, including a 95th-minute equaliser.
Joe Garnham has been named co-chairman of Ipswich Wanderers Football Club, joining Stephen Boyle in the leadership role.
Just 11 out of 101 vehicles checked during a major police operation in Ipswich on Tuesday were free from offences, showing widespread flouting of road safety laws.
There are 2 traffic restrictions and 7 planned roadworks in Ipswich today. Check before you travel.
Emergency services are dealing with a multi-vehicle crash involving an overturned lorry on the A12 northbound between Capel St Mary and East Bergholt, with motorists facing significant delays.