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Council scraps variable parking charges after resident backlash
Ipswich Borough Council has abandoned plans to charge residents more for parking permits based on the size of their vehicle, following strong opposition during public consultation.
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Community spirit shines as Ipswich Colour Run breaks fundraising records
From families being showered in powder paint to touching tributes to lost loved ones, this year's sold-out Ipswich Colour Run showcased the best of community support for local NHS services, smashing previous fundraising totals.
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Suffolk brewer Adnams scoops five awards for Ghost Ship beers
Adnams has celebrated a string of accolades for its Ghost Ship beers, securing two category trophies in regional brewing awards and three honours at the World Beer Awards 2025, with the award-winning beers available locally at The Greyhound and The Butt & Oyster.
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A12 roadworks to close southbound lanes near Ipswich for six nights
National Highways will close sections of the A12 southbound between junctions 32a and 32b from Monday night for improvement works expected to last six nights.
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How to explore and experience Ipswich's thriving art scene this month
Ten venues across Ipswich will open their doors on 13-14 September for a free art trail featuring exhibitions, demonstrations and workshops where visitors can meet working artists and try mini art sessions.
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New pledge ensures sexual violence survivors in Suffolk get help wherever they turn
Six Suffolk charities have committed to a "no wrong door" approach that guarantees any survivor reaching out for support will be welcomed and connected to appropriate services, eliminating the risk of being bounced between organisations.
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Musical duo brings harp-weaving tale to historic Ipswich venue tomorrow
The Joysmith presents The Harp Maker's Tale at the 17th-century Unitarian Meeting House tomorrow evening, combining storytelling with harp and violin music in an all-ages performance that promises to remind audiences "anything really is possible."
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Ipswich man jailed for 16 months after breaching sex offender order
A 36-year-old man from Ipswich has been sentenced to 16 months in prison after pleading guilty to four counts of breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order by using undeclared devices and possessing images of children.
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Two teenagers charged after Ipswich park stabbing
Two teenagers have been charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm after a man was stabbed in Whitehouse Park during an early morning altercation on Wednesday.
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Finding freedom through words: Hard-hitting prison play visits Ipswich this month
Welcome to HMP Ditchfield, where a group of prisoners discover that words can be their greatest escape in a raw, witty new play coming to the New Wolsey Theatre this month.
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New Ipswich Academy Principal pledges inclusive education for all students
Adam Wilding has outlined his vision for Ipswich Academy as he takes over as Principal, emphasising his commitment to creating an environment where every child thrives regardless of their background.
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Ipswich accounting firm Ensors joins international group Azets
The East Anglian firm has been acquired by UK and international provider Azets in a move the company says will deliver broader services for clients while maintaining the Ensors brand for 12 months.