Town
Little Voices, big impact - a convo with Evie Capon
Evie Capon was told she was too young and too inexperienced. At 21, she bought a performing arts franchise anyway. At 23, she's teaching over 100 students a week and has won a national award
Life
The honest, human side of being young in this town.
Life
Uni of Suffolk Graduates 2026: Every gown has a story
Thousands of University of Suffolk students graduated on the Ipswich Waterfront this week. Behind every gown is a story worth knowing.
Life
4YP moves to the Waterfront: a space built for you
After more than 25 years on Lower Brook Street, 4YP has a new home on the Ipswich Waterfront. Four years in the making, designed by the people it's intended for - and it has an air hockey table!
Culture
Black History Month: The Black Britons not mentioned in class
Discovering some of the Black Britons whose achievements you might not know about
Life
Confidence vs Ego
In a society obsessed with self image, we’ve confused ego for self-worth.
Politics
How working behind a bar can teach you more than you’d think about politics
As politicians take the conference stage, Britain’s actual political conversations are happening outside of the stage door and in the pub next door.
Culture
Honouring roots and shaping the future: our voice for the Windrush generation
The Windrush Society, founded by Max Thomas, is built on a team of volunteers local to Ipswich, but with our young voices, more action can be made to share the stories of the Windrush generation and celebrate their achievements.
Life
1473 x Suffolk New College
1473 introduces a partnership with Suffolk New College.
Life
Miles and milestones: Megan's journey
“Feeling your boobs once a month can save your life."
Life
More than fatigue: Life with ME/CFS in Ipswich
Hundreds of thousands of people are missing from society because of ME/CFS in the UK. Ipswich is no different; people are here, struggling and suffering to be heard because of this debilitating illness, which few people know enough about.
Life
Young people's antidote to debt, destruction and despair...a hobby?
A hobby - both the activity and the bird - may provide hopeful respite to a generation facing economic extinction
Music
Many languages, one sound: Darell Chipuru on drumming, identity and Ipswich
Darell Chipuru arrived in Ipswich from Zimbabwe not knowing anyone. He is now heading to Snape Maltings to drum alongside artists who tour the world. None of it was planned.