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Ipswich car thieves evade justice in 95% of cases with risk varying significantly by ward
Car theft rates vary dramatically across Ipswich, with residents in some wards nearly five times more likely to be victims. We dive deep into the data.
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Jarrell Miller withdraws from Portman Road fight with Fabio Wardley
American heavyweight Jarrell Miller has pulled out of his WBA interim heavyweight clash with Ipswich's Fabio Wardley scheduled for 7 June at Portman Road.
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Business leaders call for more warning as Orwell Bridge repairs brought forward from 2027 to this June
Essential work to replace two westbound joints on the A14 Orwell Bridge will now begin this summer instead of 2027 as originally planned.
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New state-of-the-art swimming complex approved for Ipswich
Ipswich Borough Council's ambitious Aquatic Centre plan has secured planning consent, with the facility targeting an "Excellent" BREEAM sustainability rating.
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Share your Ipswich memories and help preserve town's heritage
A community event at The Hold is inviting Ipswich residents of all ages to contribute their stories and photographs to the town's living history.
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Volunteers needed for Suffolk's summer Reading Quest programme
Suffolk Libraries is looking for helpers to support its summer literacy campaign, which runs from 19 July to 31 August across the county.
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Cognito: The new arts collective breaking the mould in Ipswich
Discover Cognito, the freshest and most exciting new arts collective in Ipswich, earning a reputation for its innovative and immersive exhibitions where creators remain anonymous and art speaks for itself.
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Nine arrests made in Ipswich police operation targeting road criminals
More than 70 vehicles were stopped and over 190 Traffic Offence Reports issued during a multi-agency day of action in Ipswich last week.
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Local law firm renews support for dementia-friendly community cafés
Ellisons Solicitors has extended its partnership with Ipswich Town Foundation's Golden Days Cafés, which provide monthly support to those affected by dementia.
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From inside out: How prisoners are leading mental health reform
With Suffolk's reoffending rates rising by 5.3% – the highest increase in the UK – a peer-led programme born out of a Suffolk prison is creating continuity for inmates through employment and mental health support.
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How Axter became Suffolk's first Gold Carbon Literate business
Flat roof specialists Axter have incorporated climate action into everything from staff onboarding to annual reviews on their way to achieving gold accreditation.
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Attwells Solicitors expands corporate social responsibility beyond traditional legal support
Attwells is reinforcing its commitment to community impact through new CSR leadership and expanded charitable programmes.