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Ipswich Town ownership restructured at reported £350m valuation
Ipswich Town is reported to be valued at approximately £350m – a Championship record – following an ownership restructure described internally as a "reshuffling of the pack".by
Matt Stott
Feature
From Portman Road to precious memories: An Ipswich love story
Charlie and Wendy Clarke's romance began at a football match in 1972 and lasted over 50 years, surviving promotions, cup finals, and ultimately Wendy's terminal illness – with St Elizabeth Hospice ensuring their final months together were filled with dignity, love, and even a visit from Ipswich Town players.by
Oliver Rouane-Williams
Feature
'Talk this town up' – Football boss's passionate plea for Ipswich City of Culture bid
Ipswich Town FC chairman Mark Ashton doesn't do half measures, and his speech launching Ipswich's City of Culture bid made that crystal clear – the club's leader wants everyone to stop undermining the town and start celebrating what makes it special as it gears up for its 2029 City of Culture bid.byOliver Rouane-Williams
Feature
From £29-a-week bricklayer to £10 million: The family firm that grew with Ipswich
Local building contractor GBS began with residential maintenance, then a flour mill breakthrough, and now spans three specialist divisions. But its story is also one baked in family, trust and a changing industry in a town navigating its own transformation.byMatt Stott
Opinion
West Stand Senior: Hollywood script fails to materialise as Town held to frustrating draw
Ipswich Town dominated possession and created numerous chances but couldn't break down a determined Wrexham side, as the Hollywood-backed Welsh club secured a goalless draw at Portman Road on Saturday afternoon.by
Barbara Norrey
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New Ipswich Monopoly board launches today with Ipswich.co.uk among coveted spots
Nineteen years on from the first edition, the official Ipswich Monopoly launched this morning, featuring over 30 local landmarks and organisations, including Ipswich.co.uk on one of three Community Chest squares. The football club claims the board's top spot 19 years after the town's first version.byOliver Rouane-Williams
Opinion
Blues show steel to salvage point against in-form Hornets
Ipswich Town demonstrated their growing resilience on Tuesday night, recovering from an early setback to earn a hard-fought 1-1 draw against a Watford side that had hammered second-placed Middlesbrough 3-0 just days earlier.byBarbara Norrey
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Ipswich Wanderers unveil new £40,000 floodlights at cup derby
New LED floodlights lit up Ipswich Wanderers' Humber Doucy Lane ground for the first time on Tuesday, 14 October, following a £40,000 installation funded by the Premier League Stadium Fund and Ipswich Town FC.byOliver Rouane-Williams
Opinion
The West Stand Senior: Town silence Canaries with 3-1 derby day demolition
Jaden Philogene's wonder goal, Cedric Kipre's first for the club, and Jack Clarke's tap-in sealed a comprehensive 3-1 win over Norwich City – and put an end to a painful statistic in Ipswich Town's recent history.byBarbara Norrey
Opinion
The West Stand Senior: Philogene magic and team unity deliver perfect Portsmouth performance
Two first-half goals and a composed display throughout showed Ipswich Town are beginning to look like the team Kieran McKenna envisioned. The West Stand Senior witnessed a side growing in confidence and cohesion at Portman Road.byBarbara Norrey
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'Stay humble and work hard': Ashley Young's advice to aspiring sports students
Former England international Ashley Young shared career insights and life lessons with 50 Suffolk New College students, telling them his key to success was to "stay humble and work hard" during an inspiring Q&A session at Portman Road.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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'If you can see it, you can be it' – Ipswich groundswoman's message to local girls
Zibby Parker hopes her historic role preparing the pitch for Saturday's Women's Rugby World Cup Final will inspire more women and girls in Ipswich to consider careers in grounds management, saying: "Grounds management is for everyone."byOliver Rouane-Williams
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