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From Instagram to Italian: Suffolk New College unveils affordable new leisure learning courses
Suffolk New College is launching a new autumn programme of short and affordable "leisure learning" courses, ranging from Italian to Instagram.
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Suffolk New College is launching a new autumn programme of short and affordable "leisure learning" courses, ranging from Italian to Instagram.
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Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service issued fewer fire safety notices last year, bucking the national trend of increased enforcement.
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The construction of a new Lidl supermarket set to open at Anglia Retail Park in Ipswich before Christmas, creating 40 new jobs in the town, has been completed.
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Suffolk's top police officials will hold a series of public meetings this autumn to discuss local policing and answer residents' questions.
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Data obtained from Freedom of Information requests shows that, since 2015, Ipswich Borough Council has spent £7.5 million repurchasing homes previously sold under the Right to Buy scheme.
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Ipswich is gearing up for a vibrant celebration of street art and community spirit this September as the Wild Walls Festival transforms the town with murals, workshops, and family-friendly events.
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Health officials are urging people to stay safe in the heat, with the mercury expected to hit 29°C today.
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Construction has begun on a new 44,000 sq ft distribution centre for roofing company Bauder at the Gateway 14 business park near Stowmarket.
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No asylum seekers are currently housed in Ipswich hotels, a stark contrast to last year when nearly 200 were accommodated this way.
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