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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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.
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Whilst Westminster debates youth engagement and councils struggle with consultation fatigue, something different is happening in Ipswich. Here, young people aren't waiting for formal invitations to civic life—they're creating their own spaces, literally and figuratively, through community action.
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Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service will advertise 17 new non-operational positions over the coming months as part of a £1.6 million investment to strengthen the workforce.
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Environmental Protection officers visited four primary schools during Walk to School Week and this week, teaching pupils about air pollution and encouraging them to make personal pledges.
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John D Edwards, who has lived in Ipswich since 2009, will use exhibition proceeds to establish a permanent gallery of his 50-year career at the Ipswich Institute.
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Local health bosses are urging residents to take extra precautions as temperatures are predicted to reach almost 30 degrees over the next few days.
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