Crews thought to have been called out to fix a falling Ipswich Town badge were actually taking part in a pre-planed training exercise, Suffolk’s fire service has said.
It warms the cockles in more ways than one - and now a network of meet-up groups across Suffolk has celebrated a year of tasty beverages and helping to combat loneliness.
A variety of rare wristwatches are to go under the hammer in Suffolk next week, including a rare Italian World War Two era watch that could reach £30,000.
A Shotley-based artist has taken on the mammoth ‘tusk’ of painting four quirky elephants for this year’s Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk in aid of St Elizabeth Hospice.
A campaign by the Department for Education encouraging people to get into teaching is to visit Ipswich this week, amid concerns for teacher shortages in the county.
A shopper has been left bemused as to why overstaying in a car park costs £10 more than losing your ticket - after being levied with a heavy charge for being 15mins late.
They helped save her beloved father’s life - and now a grateful daughter is to say an emotional thanks to hospice staff by painting an elephant for their Elmer parade.
Ipswich needs to fundamentally transform its town centre because the retail sector is “in decline”, the leader of a group representing shops and businesses has warned.
The family of a former wheelchair athlete born without the use of his legs are appealing for funds to help him buy a new specially-adapted car, helping to transform his mobility.
Young people as young as five are being taught from an early age about the importance of their mental health thanks to a charity’s new work in schools.
From Spaniels to Shih Tzus, Suffolk’s dogs have been invited to the county’s first ever Woofers Winter Walk at one of the area’s most picturesque settings.