Ipswich

Can you spot yourself enjoying the Bank Holiday Weekend on the Waterfront?

The Green Room cafe and atelier in Ipswich is already causing a stir amongst coffee lovers.

Residents across Ipswich have been disrupted by power cuts and water shortages this morning.

Ipswich Waterfront is always a popular spot for the town’s photographers.

Readers have had their say about whether Ipswich’s Civic Drive junction should go back to being a roundabout.

A library has been forced to to stop non-members using its toilets - in a bid to combat anti-social behaviour.

Fans of the beloved children’s book Elmer stomped their way into an Ipswich library to celebrate their own unique qualities and appearances.

Families who were forced to watch horror movie trailers with their pre-schoolers while they waited to see the Easter holiday hit Peppa Pig: Festival of Fun have spoken out about their experience.

Empire Cinema in Ipswich’s Buttermarket is investigating why an “inappropriate” trailer was shown before a Peppa Pig film.

A celebration of colour united the community in Ipswich.

This Sunday the Cornhill played host to the first ever Ipswich farmers’ market - hailing a new dawn for the revamped public space.

Not made plans for the Easter holidays yet? Don’t despair because we asked mums, dad and grandparents in Suffolk for their top days out suggestions.

Gamers had a literal blast from the past in Ipswich town centre when they were transported back to the 1990s.

This weekend you have the chance to join in with the “fantastic spectacle” of the Holi celebrations in Holywells Park, Ipswich.

This Summer Ipswich Waterfront will play host to the first Suffolk Pride march in five years.

The community in Hadliegh has come together to show its support for a one-year-old who has been diagnosed with cancer.

A Suffolk mother-of-two who launched an organisation to support parents of premature babies after her second son was born at just 24-weeks is searching for more people to help her crusade.

A Rendlesham woman has been reminiscing about the day her then boyfriend surprised her with a very big question.

Motorists have been warned of possible disruption on the A14 tonight by slow-moving lorries protesting over Brexit.

More than 300 people are now CPR trained thanks to our Learn to be a Lifesaver campaign.

Recruitment firm Pure and Ipswich-based law firm Birketts are joint sponsors of the Best Employer category at the Suffolk Business Awards. Jodie Woodrow, senior manager at Pure, and Catherine Johnson, partner at Birketts, explain how a positive ethos pervades many companies in Suffolk.

The University of Suffolk, based in Ipswich, is sponsoring the Community Involvement category at this year’s Suffolk Business Awards. Professor David Collins, dean of Suffolk Business School, explains the importance of a sense of community and why success can come in many guises.

Ipswich-based commercial property developer The Churchmanor Estates Company plc is sponsoring the Large Business category at this year’s Suffolk Business Awards.

Can Achilles hold their nerve as the race for the Suffolk & Ipswich League title looks set to go down to the wire?

Former pupils of a Suffolk primary school are delighted after they got to build a £2.2m classroom facility for it.

It may be over 300 miles as the crow flies between Ipswich and Dublin but that doesn’t mean that Suffolk won’t be marking St Patrick’s Day.

A new Ipswich art exhibition throws an artistic spotlight on the growing trend of adopting a plant based lifestyle.

Punctuality on Suffolk rail services is among the worst on Greater Anglia’s network according to new statistics just published.

Four people were convicted of murdering Tavis Spencer-Aitkens and one person found guilty of manslaughter. Here, we profile each of the killers.

A cruise firm is embarking on an inaugural tour of the islands of Japan.