Abygail Fossett

This week there have been 36 death notices placed in the East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star.

The founders of Baby Art Studios, an Ipswich based photography business set up after the loss of their son has won a national award.

The director of Brighten The Corners Festival hopes The Baths in Civic Drive, Ipswich, can become a permanent music venue under new plans.

Tributes have been paid to David Rose, a former secretary of Ipswich Town Football Club for 45 years, having been hired by Sir Alf Ramsey at 15.

Leila Gascoigne is a 12-year-old Ipswich schoolgirl who has learned sign language in a matter of days.

Oliver Campbell, from Ipswich, served 11 years for a murder he did not commit and has described how he felt after today's Court of Appeal decision.

Anthony Valentine is a former soldier from Felixstowe whose final wish is to hear from those he served with all those years ago.

Fabio Wardley and Joe Egan were the latest guests at a series of events bringing well known names to Ipswich.

An inquest was held into the death of Father Neville McClement, 91, from North Cove, who was involved in a crash on the A146 near Beccles.

An inquest has concluded into the death of Aiden Maxwell, 26, who died after a crash on the B1106 between Elveden and Brandon.