Christmas play brings to life Ebeneezer Goddard, real-life do-gooder of Ipswich
Eastern Angles' version of A Christmas Carol centres around Ebeneezer Goddard, a gas merchant and philanthropist from Ipswich.
Ipswich mum remembered in son's 'blokey bloke' cookery book
Adrian Shave has written Blokey Bloke Kitchen, a simple recipe book, after teaching his father to cook after his mother, Daphne, was diagnosed with dementia.
Businessman ordered to pay £2k for selling pets without licence
James Goodchild, of Salty Revolution, Mildenhall, was ordered to pay over £2,000 for 'selling animals as pets' without the correct licence.
Man, 21, who drowned off coast of Aldeburgh died by misadventure, court told
An inquest for Zachary Shaw, who drowned off coast Aldeburgh, has been heard at Suffolk Coroners' Court in Ipswich.
Inquest opened for amateur jockey who fell from horse
The inquest for Kenneth Clutterbuck from Newmarket, who died days after falling from his horse, has been opened at Suffolk Coroners' Court.
The 36 death notices shared this week in the EADT and Ipswich Star
People have been paying tribute to their loved ones from all over Suffolk.
Remembering Philip Ryder-Davies, beloved vet and Suffolk Punch champion
Philip Ryder-Davies was a renowned vet from Wickham Market near Woodbridge, who was a champion of the iconic Suffolk Punch horses.
Inquest for Rushmere St Andrew cyclist moved to next year
The inquest for Rushmere St Andrew cyclist Ben Jacobs, who died in a crash in Bentley in south Suffolk, will be held next year.
Duo admit £800 stealing spree across five towns in Suffolk in two days
Cian Mullane and Michael Mullane admitted thefts in five towns in Suffolk, including Ipswich, Stowmarket, Sudbury, Woodbridge and Bury St Edmunds.
'To Wenhaston with love' - Village stalwart, 97, publishes memories in new book
Heather Phillips from Wenhaston, who has devoted her whole life to serving others, has published her memories of the Suffolk village.
