A food ingredients firm in north Essex has taken on an industry heavyweight as its new managing director.

Harry was shot down while fighting the Nazis over Europe. Later, the businessman brought a huge number of jobs to Hadleigh

Argos has announced the relocation of one of its Ipswich branches, four months after revealing the store would be shut down.

Jo Salter is the founder of Where Does It Come From? - an ethical fashion brand based in Ipswich where each garment has a code on the label, so customers know its origins.

The three-day brainstorming event Innovate East produces a host of potential business and environmental solutions.

Organisations in Suffolk and Norfolk are working to help people with physical and learning disabilities into work.

An Ipswich recycling firm is investing in the future of the industry and giving the next generation a helping hand.

Following the announcement yet another Ipswich shop will be shutting down, new figures reveal high street store closures have reached a record high.

A radical three-day environmental event kicked off at Trinity Park in Ipswich yesterday with the aim of finding solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing society and the business world.

Organisers say "overnighters" make a holiday around the event, staying in hotels and self-catering cottages, and eating in the county's pubs, restaurants and cafes.

A public consultation is under way for the proposed merger between Easton and Otley College with City College Norwich and Suffolk New College.

Essex & Suffolk Water's research and development manager Chris Jones discusses the role of the digital twin approach ahead of the Innovate East event at Trinity Park in Ispwich next month

More than 200 friends, colleagues and former customers have sent condolence cards to the family of long standing Stowmarket estate agent Richard Buck, who has died at the age of 52.

Funding boost for Suffolk firm tackling mental health

Increasingly, it is important for businesses to demonstrate that they are good citizens, says Anglian Water's head of sustainability, Andy Brown, who is looking forward to next month's 'Innovate East' innovation event.

Despite having been outlawed, illegal hare coursing activity still goes on. Now Suffolk's Rural and Wildlife Crime team have invested in a drone to crack down on this cruel pastime.