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Police empty knife amnesty bin on Queen's Way during Neighbourhood Policing Week
Local community police officers collected knives from the amnesty bin on Queen's Way, Ipswich, as part of Neighbourhood Policing Week activities.
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Two Ipswich takeaways named and shamed by HMRC for unpaid tax
Ipswich Pizza Ltd, formerly trading as Pizza Gogo (Halal) Ltd, and Chapati Indian Takeaway Ltd, trading as Indian Village, have been added to the government's list of deliberate tax defaulters, with combined unpaid taxes of more than £200,000.
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Ipswich outperforms many parts of the country for waterside access
Ipswich residents have better access to blue spaces than the national average, with 30% of households able to reach open water within 15 minutes compared to 28% nationally.
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Suffolk's biggest energy users to meet at carbon reduction conference
The Suffolk High Energy Users' Network will host its first annual conference on 17th July, bringing together business leaders and policymakers to showcase progress in reducing industrial emissions.
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Dubai chocolate poses health risks, Suffolk Trading Standards warns
Dubai chocolate, the green pistachio-filled chocolate that recently went viral on social media, may contain dangerous ingredients not suitable for UK consumers, according to the FSA.
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Suffolk Building Society launches 175 charitable deeds campaign
All 170 staff at Suffolk Building Society are supporting local charities and communities as part of a new campaign marking the organisation's 175th anniversary.
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Suffolk free school meal eligibility hits record high of 23%
Suffolk has reached its highest recorded level of pupils eligible for free school meals, reflecting a national trend that has prompted Government intervention.
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Food growing project targets diverse communities with farming heritage
The "Diverse Communities, Diverse Crops" initiative is seeking individuals from non-UK backgrounds with experience in farming, growing, or cooking to share their knowledge.
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Police locate missing teenager following appeal
Kayci has been found following a public appeal launched earlier today after she was last seen in Cardinal Park in Ipswich yesterday evening.
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Search continues for missing teenager last seen im Ipswich
Police are concerned for the welfare of 13-year-old Kayci, who was last seen in Cardinal Park on Saturday evening, and are seeking the public's assistance in locating her.
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New bagel shop opens in Ipswich town centre
Eat Bagel has opened in the former Time2Vape unit on Butter Market, bringing a fresh dining option to the town centre after months of preparation.
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Striking surface art at Ipswich Waterfront could pave the way for more artistic interventions across the town
A new artwork will appear on the pavement at the gateway to Ipswich Waterfront this week, as street art specialists Art Eat bring their creative expertise to an innovative surface painting trial.