A floating solar system installed at a tomato farm in Ipswich, Suffolk is already notching up considerable savings - 10 ...

Ipswich’s Buttermarket has closed for the second time in a month after a tempered-glass panel failed, prompting questions about the centre safety.

Samantha Hileman has died, aged 60. Sammy was born in Ipswich and spent decades living in America. She volunteered in Ipswich ...

Drugs minister Maree Todd has said Scotland’s first local drug-checking service will respond to the nation’s “increasingly toxic supply” of substances. The service, due to open in October, will take ...

The Co-op has confirmed job cuts as part amid a plan to save £200 million as it revealed widened losses following a tumultuous start to the year.

The OECD also said UK inflation will be below previous forecasts this year but will then take longer than expected to fall back to target levels.

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Suffolk karate student Andrew Brooks, 51, who has down syndrome, earns his 3rd Dan black belt after 30 years at Foxhall Karate Club in Ipswich.

Jap Car South apologised to ‘any members of the public’ who had been offended by the use of the word ‘Jap’ in its name.

The mutual reported underlying operating losses of £45 million for the six months to July 4 against losses of £32 million a year ago.

The plans to launch an initial public offering (IPO) is expected to bring about one of London’s biggest listings in recent years.

The US president made the remarks in his first face-to-face meeting with Mr Burnham on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.