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Ipswich - Burglar jailed for two years
09:08 29/06/2026A man has been jailed for two years after he was convicted of burglary in Ipswich.
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‘Incredibly positive news’ as Ipswich crime figures show continued reduction
14:09 27/05/2026Ipswich’s area commander has described a continued reduction in crime figures in the town as ‘incredibly positive news’, highlighting a 12% reduction in violence as particularly encouraging.
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Ipswich – Woman jailed for attempted arson
15:57 18/05/2026A 22-year-old woman has been jailed after she attempted to start a fire in an Ipswich support centre last year, while there were other people present.
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Man charged following knife incident in Ipswich
12:07 16/04/2026A man has been charged in connection with a reported knife incident in Ipswich.
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Ipswich Clear Hold Build one year anniversary: partnership work success
11:01 18/03/2026Residents recognise positive work being put into Maple Together Clear Hold Build area in Ipswich after initiative passes one-year mark with positive results and reductions in crime.
Crimes and priorities
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Priority:
Action taken:
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Priority:
To ensure the safety of those using the Town Centre, including residents, shoppers and those using the Night Time Economy
Action taken:
Increased visibility through Op Spotlight, Project Vigilent and Project Servator. Police are conducting relevant licensing checks at licenced premises. Continued work with our partners, local communities, business premises and design out crime officers.
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Priority:
To work in partnership with other agencies to reduce ASB in identified residential properties relating to vulnerable persons.
Action taken:
High visibility patrols and continued address visits. Work with our partners, local communities and design out crime officers.
CPT Officers are managing each case and working with Partners to ensure regilar visits and support given to occupants and robust action is taking against those offenders exploiting them -
Priority:
Target the most prolific offenders, including those committing ASB and theft from shop offences in the Town Centre, using preventative orders and Op Proxy
Action taken:
Preventative Orders will continue to be applied for and utlised to manage persistent offending. Police will continue to work with partners to see reductions in ASB and other offences.