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Ipswich man to appear in court for filming fatal A14 crash scene
A 38-year-old Ipswich man will appear in court next week accused of filming and sharing footage of a fatal collision on social media while driving.
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Drug dealer jailed after police seize £6,000 in Ipswich raid
A drug dealer who sent an average of 175 messages per day coordinating cocaine supply across Suffolk has been jailed for four years following a police operation.
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Weekly wellbeing café unites Ipswich's Ukrainian community
Bridge Communities and Together for Ipswich have joined forces to create a welcoming space for Ukrainian refugees, offering both practical and emotional support through a new weekly café as the war continues to devastate families back home.
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Community urged to share appeal for missing Ipswich resident
The Ipswich community is being asked to spread the word about missing resident Gurbaksh Singh Sually. Police have renewed their public appeal after the 37-year-old was last seen in London on 24 November.
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How Ipswich Town's new £15 parking fee compares to other football clubs
Ipswich Borough Council's new £15 matchday parking charge, which came into effect on Tuesday, ranks among the highest in English football, contradicting the council's claim it aligns with other Premier League clubs' rates.
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Record-breaking ship makes history at Port of Felixstowe
The deepest draught vessel ever to visit a UK port has successfully docked at Felixstowe, following a £130 million channel deepening project.
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The Very Suffolk Christmas festival is coming to Ipswich town centre – here's what you need to know
A new Christmas festival celebrating Suffolk culture will take over Ipswich's Cornhill later this month, featuring local food, crafts and a tractor trail – all while raising money for mental health.
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Ipswich waterfront changes will 'benefit everyone', says port boss
Following the sudden exodus of boats at Ipswich waterfront, ABP says its £2m investment will secure the marina's future for decades. The plans include new facilities for boat owners and a dedicated space for celebrating Ipswich's maritime heritage.
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Greater Anglia trains to be brought under public control next autumn
Greater Anglia's rail services will transfer into public ownership in autumn 2025, the government has announced. The change comes as part of a wider plan to renationalise train services across England.
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Thursday 05 December, 2024
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Sniffer dogs Skye and Louis uncover illegal tobacco haul in Ipswich
Two specialist tobacco detection dogs have helped Trading Standards officers uncover hundreds of carefully concealed illegal cigarette packets and tobacco pouches during raids in Ipswich.
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Controversial 'digital street hubs' installed across Ipswich town centre
BT has installed three of its controversial digital street hubs in Ipswich town centre. The 75" digital advertising boards with built-in public services have faced opposition in other parts of the country, with many councils rejecting multiple planning applications.