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Adam Riches rediscovered a love for drawing and has turned doodling into an art career.
A couple fled to Romania after their daughter was burnt by an electric hob, a court hears.
The victim said she had arranged to meet a man online before she went to a park.
As a schoolboy Lewis Ludlam vowed he would play for England - and that he would give his teacher tickets.
Ipswich Hospital was affected during the UK-wide power outage last Friday.
A woman was attacked in the "red" camping area of the festival in Henham, Suffolk, police say.
Special bottles of tomato sauce with a connection to the singer have been sold for charity
A weekend of windy weather causes disruption for passengers as buses replace trains.
One mystery super-fan donated £5,000 to help the campaign reach its goal.
Street artist ATM painted a kingfisher on the wall of a hairdressers in Lowestoft, Suffolk.
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Almost a million potentially hazardous products – including unsafe child car seats due for sale on Amazon – have been seized at the Port of Felixstowe in the last year.
Police have promised to pursue convictions for domestic abusers in light of figures suggesting about one in 10 arrests result in charges for coercive control.
Mobile phone signals “might come and go” in Ipswich while O2 carries out work to improve the network in the area, people have warned.
Tributes have been paid to a popular police dog who died suddenly after a distinguished career serving the force in the Ipswich area.
Six police cars, a dog unit and police helicopter have been spotted near an underpass close to the A12 at Capel St Mary this evening.
We have prepared the ultimate list of questions you need the answers to before you head to the Ed Sheeran concerts in Chantry Park this coming weekend.
It was all fun and games at the East Anglian Daily Times family day in the summer of 1985 in Ipswich.
The organisers of the Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk trail want people to share their views about the Ipswich attraction in a new visitor survey by Zing.
Pop Idol runner up Gareth Gates entertained a full house at Greshams in Ipswich last night, organisers said.
An Ipswich woman who dumped 60 bags of rubbish outside her home has been prosecuted for using the wrong bin bags.
Almost a million potentially hazardous products – including unsafe child car seats due for sale on Amazon – have been seized at the Port of Felixstowe in the last year.
Police have promised to pursue convictions for domestic abusers in light of figures suggesting about one in 10 arrests result in charges for coercive control.
Mobile phone signals “might come and go” in Ipswich while O2 carries out work to improve the network in the area, people have warned.
Tributes have been paid to a popular police dog who died suddenly after a distinguished career serving the force in the Ipswich area.
Six police cars, a dog unit and police helicopter have been spotted near an underpass close to the A12 at Capel St Mary this evening.
Now is your final chance to share views on proposals for three huge new garden towns – which campaigners claim will “change the face of north Essex forever”.
The organisers of the Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk trail want people to share their views about the Ipswich attraction in a new visitor survey by Zing.
An Ipswich woman who dumped 60 bags of rubbish outside her home has been prosecuted for using the wrong bin bags.
Pupils with special needs are significantly more likely to be suspended from mainstream education than their peers, new figures show.
A new world-class physical theatre facility, 14 new flats and an eatery with striking views of Ipswich Waterfront are among major plans for the derelict former Burton’s factory site.