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Sizewell C names ex-Heathrow chief as new chair
John Holland-Kaye will oversee Suffolk's nuclear power project as it ramps up construction and seeks private investment.
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John Holland-Kaye will oversee Suffolk's nuclear power project as it ramps up construction and seeks private investment.
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All About Hearing's fundraising event returns to help train assistance dogs for people with hearing loss.
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Almost every bed at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust was occupied in early February, with norovirus and bed blocking adding to capacity challenges.
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What happens when dance, circus and theatre collide? Find out this Friday at 18:00 when Fish Boy, a captivating new production at DanceEast, promises the perfect start to your half-term.
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In a "landmark show of unity," Ipswich's three main political parties are jointly proposing a Greater Ipswich unitary council as part of Suffolk's devolution plan.
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PAPA founder Simon Cobb completed his eight-leg Death Penalty Campaign demonstration at Ipswich Crown Court yesterday, with displays set to remain until February 25.
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Comedy fans have just 48 hours to secure remaining seats for the nationally acclaimed comedian's performance at the Regent Theatre this Thursday.
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The Buttermarket Centre is transforming into a live music venue for one evening, with local artists to perform at the free Valentine's Day event.
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Tech and telecoms giant BT Group will bring new apprentice and graduate positions to Ipswich as part of a nationwide recruitment campaign launching in September 2025.
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The Salutation pub on Carr Street has applied to place 10 seats outside its premises, with a decision expected after February 19.
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Combat2Coffee, an Ipswich-based veterans' support organisation, has opened a new outlet inside the Ministry of Defence building in Whitehall.
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Suffolk County Council has appointed Cllr Richard Rout to lead the county's devolution plans and local government reforms, in what will be the biggest change to local governance in 50 years.
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