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Local authors inspire Ipswich pupils at Red Hat Reading Festival
Seven local authors visited primary school pupils across Ipswich during last week's Red Hat Reading Festival.
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Seven local authors visited primary school pupils across Ipswich during last week's Red Hat Reading Festival.
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Over 30 culture, heritage and business leaders representing every sector gathered at St Stephen's Church on Tuesday to help shape Ipswich's new Culture and Heritage Strategy, with the council aiming to publish the final plan in April.
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As international peace talks intensify, the community will come together this Sunday to commemorate three years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Pulse & Cocktails, praised by its customers for its "friendly staff" and being "easy to find," with "loads of parking nearby" and "a great selection of lube", has applied to renew its licence
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Local NHS data shows a significant increase in emergency allergy treatments, as experts explore possible causes behind the growing trend.
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Neptunes Fish & Chips on Duke Street has closed its doors, with the popular takeaway near Tesco Express receiving high praise from customers before its closure.
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Work has started on a 144ft observation wheel just outside the James Hehir building at the University of Suffolk. It's set to open this Saturday.
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The family of murdered mother Courtney Mitchell vows to fight domestic violence as her killer, 27-year-old Logan Burnett, begins his minimum 24-year sentence.
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The mother of three reported physical and verbal abuse before she was fatally stabbed by Logan Burnett, 27, who will serve at least 24 years in prison for her murder.
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On Saturday, 15 February, 10-man Ipswich Town drew 1-1 at Villa Park against Champions League outfit Aston Villa, with Town striker Liam Delap netting his tenth goal of the season. Josh Morton reflects.
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The generous donation by an anonymous band member topped up funds raised by three Ipswich bands during 40 festive performances supporting local cancer services.
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Only 83.1% of year 8 girls received the HPV jab in 2023-24, down from 84.7% the previous year.
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