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Gipping Construction
Based just outside Ipswich, Gipping Construction is an employee-owned construction company that operates in the private and public sectors across East Anglia.
Gipping Construction
Based just outside Ipswich, Gipping Construction is an employee-owned construction company that operates in the private and public sectors across East Anglia.Meet the experts
Andy Laflin
Joint Managing DirectorHaving spent his whole career in the construction industry, Andy is now joint Managing Director of Gipping Construction.
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News
Ipswich children's hospice expansion gets under way
Construction has started on a significant expansion of The Treehouse, East Anglia's Children's Hospices' (EACH) site in Ipswich, after a 'spade-in-the-ground' celebration was held on Tuesday, 3 March to mark the official start of works.News
26 new council homes open on former industrial site in Ipswich
Ipswich Borough Council has taken possession of 26 new affordable homes on Hawke Road, built on the former Diesco site by the council's own housebuilding company, Handford Homes, and Gipping Construction.by
Oliver Rouane-Williams
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Suffolk businesses 'flashing red' as tax concerns jump post‑Budget
Business confidence in Suffolk is "alarmingly fragile," with all but two indicators in the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce's Quarterly Economic Survey turning negative in the final quarter of 2025 following the Government's November Budget.by
Matt Stott
Opinion
Why Suffolk must keep faith in its own economy
The national verdict on Rachel Reeves' Budget has been damning. Analysts have warned of contracting investment, stealth taxes and a squeeze on living standards since the Chancellor's fiscal statement. But those forecasts mean nothing if Suffolk businesses talk themselves into paralysis.byMatt Stott
Feature
Suffolk firms put big decisions on ice as Budget divides confidence
Five days after Rachel Reeves delivered her £26 billion tax-raising Budget, Suffolk businesses remain divided on whether the Chancellor has provided the certainty they need – with most major investment decisions deferred until 2026 as firms weigh painful clarity against missing reforms.byMatt Stott
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Suffolk construction firms warn Budget chaos freezing projects as costs spiral
Construction projects across Suffolk are being delayed or shelved as prolonged Budget uncertainty combines with rising costs to make development unviable, industry leaders have warned ahead of Wednesday's fiscal statement.byMatt Stott
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Students transform museum building site into heritage celebration
Six art students from Ipswich School have shared their interpretations of local cultural heritage through creative works now displayed for the community to see on Ipswich Museum hoardings.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Ipswich Museum redevelopment enters final construction phases
The Grade II* listed museum's ambitious transformation is nearing completion, with new galleries and improved accessibility features taking shape. Take a look inside.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Local students get hands-on experience at Ipswich housing development
A visit to Gipping Construction's Hawke Road site gave five aspiring construction workers insight into the various career paths available in the industry.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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66-million-year-old ammonite unearthed at Ipswich Museum, metres from façade that depicts it
Groundworkers have discovered a 14-inch ammonite fossil while excavating at Ipswich Museum, which will now join the museum's extensive collection.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Nearly 200 guests attend Suffolk New College industry partner gala
Suffolk New College hosted almost 200 guests at its annual industry partner dinner, celebrating 136 companies who formally work with the educational establishment.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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An exclusive look inside Ipswich Museum's mammoth makeover
Standing atop the scaffolding that surrounds Ipswich Museum, with spectacular views stretching across the town, the true magnitude of this restoration project becomes breathtakingly apparent.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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