Ipswich New Wolsey Theatre Suffers Financial Woes and Cancels Panto
It is with deep regret that the management of the New Wolsey Theatre has had to make the extremely difficult...
Local Interest
Felixstowe’s Founding Father: Felix of Burgundy
Felix of Burgundy, also known as Felix of Dunwich (died 8 March 647 or 648), was a saint and the...
The Great Felixstowe Flood Memorial
The Memorial Wall and garden is located at the far end of the playing field attached to Langer Primary School...
Busy Cut-through to Felixstowe High Street Cleared
A well-used, but unadopted, alleyway in Felixstowe has been cleared to ensure it remains safe for people to use as...
The History of Walton Prison
The fine lock-up at Walton, known as The Cage, is situated in High Street, IP11 9BQ having been restored and...
Felixstowe’s Forgotten Castle
Walton Castle was a Saxon Shore Fort in the Roman province of Britannia. The fort was reused by the Normans...
Militant Suffragettes Sentenced at Felixstowe Town Hall
Militant Suffragettes, Hilda Birkett and Florence Tunks have been sentenced at Felixstowe Town Hall. Burkitt, who was 37, and Tunks,...
Parking meters installed on Viewpoint and Fort carparks
After delays caused by Covid-19, parking meters were installed on Tuesday 4th August at the Viewpoint and Fort carparks -...
Blue Flag to Fly Again at Felixstowe
Felixstowe beach (Felixstowe South and Pier) is flying high after being named as one of country’s best beaches by environmental...
Felixstowe named a better seaside resort than Blackpool or Newquay
The UK has plenty of famous beaches, with bustling promenades, iconic piers and more fish and chip shops than you could...
