Ipswich

Worried neighbours in an Ipswich street claim brazen drug dealing is taking place in front of children returning home from school.

It is a swanky diner which brings a touch of American culture to the streets of Ipswich.

Award-winning Ipswich-based KLH Architects have expanded their service by merging with another local architectural practice.

A rapidly-growing Ipswich-based company is celebrating an important milestone, with 100,000 companies now managed using its award-winning company secretarial software.

An ex-Ipswich Town player who worked with asbestos before becoming a professional footballer died of industrial disease, an inquest heard.

ANDY WARREN spoke to new Ipswich Town first-team coach Matt Gill about his time at Norwich and his start to life under Paul Lambert at Portman Road.

Two Suffolk engineering consultancy businesses have teamed up in a strategic alliance that expands the services they can offer to clients in the eastern region.

A ground-breaking ceremony was held at Harwich International Port today to mark the start of construction of the £10 million operations & maintenance (O&M) base for Galloper Offshore Wind Farm.

Millennials face an ‘impossible task’ buying a first house first home in Ipswich, with the average starter home in the town costing £60,000 more than the national average.

People are being warned of rail delays after police attended to an incident involving ‘disruptive passengers’ on a Greater Anglia service.

The first new Swiss-built train for Greater Anglia has arrived in the region – but it won’t be travelling under its own steam just yet.

The staff at an Ipswich travel firm are celebrating their 30-year-anniversary in Ipswich alongside everyone’s favourite elephant - Elmer.

An Ipswich-based law firm operating across the East of England has promoted 35 of its most talented lawyers.

Greater Anglia is due to take delivery of its first new suburban trains next year – but has still not yet formally announced where they will be serviced in north Essex.

The BBC TV presenter Dan Snow has stressed the importance of preserving Suffolk’s precious history – and shared an surprising anecdote about a near-death experience in one of the county’s most famous rivers.

The big event may be more than nine months away - but councils and transport companies are making big plans for Ed Sheeran’s concerts in Ipswich next August Bank Holiday.

Schoolchildren joined a poignant suffrage march through Ipswich to mark the 100th anniversary of women getting the vote.

The Ipswich-based Volvo retailer, Donalds Garage has celebrated the opening of their new multi-million-pound showroom at Futura Park.

In the bleak mid-Ipswich a new pancake shop is transporting customers back to the 1920s for a taste of the hit TV show Peaky Blinders.

Bosses at Network Rail are hopeful of securing millions of pounds from the government to upgrade the route between Ipswich and Peterborough as part of a major freight line upgrade.

Commuters faced delays and cancellations this morning after Greater Anglia announced disruption due to a trespass incident.

An electrical and mechanical contracting firm has boosted its apprenticeship intake to a record-breaking 20 youngsters.

A school has unveiled a stunning art installation of 800 ceramic doves to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.

The Cornhill in Ipswich has reopened after a nine month, £3.6m renovation – but what does the public think?

A Suffolk primary school has introduced vegan alternatives to ensure that “no children are left out” after studies reveal a 700% increase in veganism over the last two years.

Caribbean cruise ship tourists will be able to go ashore and help in communities in a new concept from Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines in 2019 - `voluntourism.’

Cashflow is king – it’s a warning every business knows, and yet late payment is a damaging problem that the majority of businesses have come up against.

Award winning, family-run hearing care company The Hearing Care Centre, celebrated its 20th anniversary by organising a reception for loyal patients, employees and supporters, many of whom have been with the company since 1999.

Several services have been cancelled and others are expecting delays as engineering work between Norwich and Ipswich overran.

As many as half of a cycling retail chain’s stores could close, putting hundreds of jobs under threat.