There will be no solution to long-running traffic issues in Suffolk until an elected mayor is in place, a transport boss said ...

THE winner of Saturday's by-election will be the 50th mayor of Ipswich. Read Today's Paper Tributes & Notices. Rewards. Subscribe. Sign In. Read Today's Paper; My account. Rewards; Logout; My News.

The city of Ipswich, south-west of Brisbane, has a new Mayor, with Teresa Harding sworn in more than 18 months after the entire council was sacked by the Queensland Government. Teresa Harding has ...

The new mayor of Ipswich is a refugee from Sri Lanka. At the Annual Meeting of Ipswich Borough Council on Wednesday 15 May, the new Mayor of Ipswich for 2024-25 was confirmed as Councillor Elango K ...

Paul Tully, an councillor for the Ipswich City Council, was expected to introduce a motion at a council meeting today, but decided to pull it off the table when it came up for debate.

THE 50th mayor of Ipswich or the inaugural MP of a new state seat based around Springfield. Read Today's Paper Tributes. Rewards. Subscribe for $4. Sign In. Read Today's Paper; My account.

Inga Lockington is a familiar face to locals in her adopted town, having served as a Liberal Democrat councillor for 19 years and spent 2007/2008 as mayor of Ipswich.. Born in Denmark, she married ...

At Ipswich District Court on Wednesday afternoon, judge Dennis Lynch, QC, sentenced Pisasale, 69, after the former mayor pleaded guilty to all the charges last week. He will be eligible for parole ...

Ipswich City Council, west of Brisbane, was sacked in 2018 and replaced with an administrator following an investigation by the Crime and Corruption Commission.. David (not his real name), spoke ...

The Irish ex-mayor of Ipswich: ‘When you move to the UK the difference in culture, humour and attitudes is obvious’ Mary Blake waved goodbye to her family in Artane when they moved to Ipswich.

The longest serving mayor of Ipswich was James Finimore who served from 1950-1973. Alfred Tully Stephenson served on the most separate occasions, four times in all stretching from 1912 to 1938.