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Local photographer's exhibition to explore 'fragility of time' in Woodbridge
Cherry Beesley's 'Simply Fleeting' will showcase unique fine art photography at Artspace gallery from 15-21 May.
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'Everything literally goes wrong' in comedy coming to Ipswich
A "wildly hilarious, fast-paced comedy" about a chaotic touring theatre company is heading to the New Wolsey Theatre in May.
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Ipswich Business: Thrive Week hailed as 'overwhelming success'
The town's first business festival has received "hugely positive feedback" with organisers and participants calling for it to return next year.
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At 75, Ipswich writer makes university history with first Creative Writing PhD
Andrew Worrall has proven age is no barrier to learning, becoming the University of Suffolk's first Creative Writing PhD while gaining recognition for his novel.
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Ellisons announces sponsorship of Ipswich Sports Club
Local law firm Ellisons is backing Ipswich Sports Club to help make sport accessible to all, including schools, disabled individuals and disadvantaged community members.
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Ipswich listening event to help charity shape future autism support
Autism Anglia, which supported over 800 people last year, is gathering feedback to improve understanding and inclusion of autistic people in East Anglia.
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How to access free Skills Bootcamp training from £4m Suffolk funding
Adults in Suffolk can soon apply for funded courses lasting up to 16 weeks designed to land well-paid jobs in high-demand industries, according to Suffolk County Council.
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James St. Peter's: A tailor-made vision for Ipswich
When Mark Hubert returned to his hometown to open a menswear store, he brought with him not just decades of experience in luxury fashion, but a vision for what his town could become and a dedication to making it a reality.
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Heavy metal cello meets contemporary dance in Bach Reimagined
One of Europe's premier touring dance companies teams up with a Canadian cellist for a groundbreaking performance in Ipswich this April.
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Investment scammers cost Suffolk victims £24,000 on average
Suffolk residents and businesses lost £5.6 million to investment fraudsters last year, with cryptocurrency scams accounting for two-thirds of cases nationwide.
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Operation Spotlight leads to 45% reduction in anti-social behaviour across Suffolk
Suffolk Constabulary's targeted policing initiative has successfully reduced anti-social behaviour in 16 identified hotspots since its launch in April 2024.
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Are organised crime fronts hiding in plain sight on Ipswich high streets?
The National Crime Agency's crackdown on high street businesses suspected of links to organised crime has made headlines in Shrewsbury but remains conspicuously absent in Ipswich, despite remarkably similar retail patterns.