The RSPB calls for netting on buildings to be taken down because it stops kittiwakes from nesting.

Ed Sheeran will be Ipswich Town's shirt sponsor for the 2021-22 season - but he's far from the only musician to have done so.

The singer has agreed a one-year deal with the club to sponsor the men's and women's team shirts.

St Elizabeth Hospice reveals its third fundraising trail will feature owl sculptures.

Suffolk Pride will consist of virtual and smaller events but there will be no march, say organisers.

Matt Hancock calls on the Environment Agency to "urgently" resolve problems at Walleys Quarry.

Experienced Ipswich Town defender Stephen Ward will not be offered a new contract when his current deal at the League One club expires this summer.

Shrewsbury play out a dire goalless draw with Ipswich in their final home game of the season.

Organisers say "operational challenges" led them to the "difficult decision".

Relive Tuesday's EFL action as Rotherham draw at Luton to stay in the Championship drop zone and Blackpool seal a League One play-off place.

The group is being held on suspicion of attempted murder after a 21-year-old was stabbed.

James Norwood's brace sees Ipswich claim their first win in seven League One matches with victory at already-relegated Swindon.

Police receive 600 emails after releasing images of 48 dogs to try to trace their owners.

Funmil Akinriboya, founder of the BME Suffolk Support Group, wants to see greater support for parents and children.

The town's Business Improvement District (Bid) says the sale is "good news".

A support group founder says children are struggling to keep up with their education due to Covid.

The Health Secretary said the Queen had told him it wouldn't hurt.

There are strict rules about who can give money to politicians for a reason - so we can see what is going on.

With the vaccine rollout opened to those aged 42, the health secretary says he's booked his appointment.

Having examined the sea as a source of exploration, defence and trade, David Dimbleby explores how it emerged as a source of pleasure, Punch and Judy and sand sculpture.

Starting at Gorleston-on-Sea, David explores the creation of a seaside holiday culture that remains uniquely British to this day.

Sailing down the Suffolk and Essex coasts and into the Thames, David also shows how the sea became an irresistible subject for our most celebrated artists and architects, before finally docking in the very heart of British maritime power - Greenwich.