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The CEO of Ipswich charity ActivLives has been named Activity Champion of the Year, as the organisation celebrates the dedication of its long-serving volunteers at its 11th annual general meeting.
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Issy-Mae Hunt, who previously worked at Buzz Bingo in Ipswich, beat six other finalists to claim the title of National Bingo Game Caller of the Year.
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Supermarket chain Aldi has recalled its Let's Party Vegetable Bao Buns after discovering they contain undeclared duck meat and sesame, affecting all date codes of the product.
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Ipswich Town FC legend Russell Osman has shared how overcoming his pride about wearing hearing aids has transformed his life. The former defender says he wishes he'd sought help years earlier.
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A widening education gap has emerged in Suffolk, with just 18.3% of disadvantaged pupils reaching university compared to 41.3% of their better-off peers. The disparity comes as university fees are set to rise by £285 from 2025.
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A 40-year-old man has been convicted of stalking and making threats to kill after targeting a woman in Ipswich.
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Suffolk Police have confirmed one of their vehicles was involved in a collision with a motorcycle in Ipswich.
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An Ipswich man banned from driving until 2027 has had his disqualification extended by more than four years after being caught behind the wheel again. Thomas Gillingham, 20, was given a suspended prison sentence at Ipswich Magistrates Court.
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Jack Abbott, MP for Ipswich, has questioned why it's taken over four years to address Covid contract fraud that affected local constituents who "sacrificed so much during the pandemic."
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Four giant exhibition cubes have been installed outside the New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich to showcase local initiatives and celebrate the town. The first exhibition features 'love letters' to Ipswich from local residents.
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Ipswich Borough Council has approved an emergency contract worth £35,000 for new street name plates after its previous supplier went into administration. The first signs are expected to be installed by the end of November.
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Ipswich Police are taking their community engagement directly to residents with a pop-up street surgery in Sprites Ward. The initiative aims to make officers more accessible to local residents.
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