Oliver is the Founder and Editor of Ipswich.co.uk. He previously spent 15 years growing some of the country's biggest media companies and working in a range of C-suite and advisory roles at growth-stage tech companies operating in the media space.
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Reform UK could overtake Labour as the second-largest party in the East of England at the next General Election, according to current polling – though voting intentions could shift significantly before 2029.
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Work to transform Ipswich's Neptune Marina with new pontoons and facilities is set to start this spring and be completed in the summer.
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Andy Airey, former education executive and business adviser, takes the helm at The Mix as the charity enters its second decade of supporting young people in Suffolk.
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Two Suffolk storytellers have helped break the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous storytelling session, achieving more than 80 hours of non-stop tales in Marrakech.
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Suffolk Police detected more than 160 offences and stopped 155 vehicles during a five-day operation using an undercover HGV to catch unsafe drivers.
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Ipswich tennis enthusiasts have the chance to win a private coaching session at Wimbledon with former British No.1 Mark Petchey in a new competition launched at Ipswich Sports Club.
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A new exhibition at Suffolk Archives will tell the stories of Suffolk residents who shaped global history, from Puritan settlers to Gold Rush adventurers.
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In the quiet town of Needham Market, a groundbreaking sports programme is helping young asylum seekers find their feet in more ways than one.
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An argument in Ipswich town centre escalated into an assault that left one man in hospital on Tuesday. Police are now seeking dashcam footage as they build their case.
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Tower Street Food Hall is set to become Ipswich's latest foodie hotspot. It will feature seven independent vendors serving diverse cuisines, from pan-Asian to traditional London fare.
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Demonstrators gathered outside Barclays Bank in Ipswich town centre today as part of a campaign to boycott the bank over its alleged ties to the conflict in Gaza.
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The 140-year-old Ipswich Museum's ambitious modernisation faces a £2.7m shortfall as inflation and supply chain issues hit the heritage sector.
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