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Touch grass: How Ipswich is reconnecting with nature and community
Across Ipswich, a quiet green shift is unfolding. From hedgehog highways to wildflower verges, people are rethinking how we live alongside nature and why it matters.
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Local data protection firm gains national recognition for AI innovation
The DPO Centre's pioneering work with Live Facial Recognition technology has earned the company a place on the shortlist for a prestigious industry award.
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Ellisons backs Ipswich's thriving music scene with new partnership
The local law firm has joined forces with Brighten The Corners to bolster Ipswich's growing reputation as a national leader in grassroots music.
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Free checklist helps Ipswich families navigate elderly care decisions
Home Instead's new resource offers practical guidance on spotting signs that older loved ones might need additional support at home.
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Local family law survey shows growing shift towards court alternatives
A survey of over 250 people in Suffolk and Essex highlights increasing recognition of Non-Court Dispute Resolution and identifies key barriers preventing wider adoption, despite its recognised advantages in family cases.
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Suffolk businesses face "most challenging environment since COVID"
Suffolk Chamber of Commerce's latest survey reveals local business activity and future prospects have plummeted to their lowest point since 2020/21.
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Missing person alert issued for Ipswich man
Suffolk Police are seeking public assistance to locate 38-year-old Ipswich man Dale Davidson who disappeared this morning.
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Police initiative slashed night-time violence in Ipswich but remains shelved 12 months on
A seven-month project hailed by the College of Policing for its success in reducing night time crime at Ipswich venues has not been reinstated twelve months later.
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Police appeal for witnesses after A14 collision at Claydon yesterday
Suffolk Police are seeking witnesses and dash cam footage following a collision that injured a motorcyclist and temporarily closed the A14 westbound yesterday.
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Afternoon tea with Sir Terry Waite aboard the Orwell Lady next month?
Book lovers can enjoy scones with clotted cream while listening to the extraordinary Suffolk resident share tales from his remarkable life during a special river cruise.
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Construction professionals tackle 300-mile power station cycle challenge
Around 15 cyclists from the construction industry began a four-day ride between nuclear sites yesterday, highlighting the sector's focus on mental health support.
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Police warn of HGV theft surge across Suffolk
Twenty thefts or attempted thefts from HGVs have been recorded since the start of 2025, with more than half occurring in the Ipswich area.