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Portman Road ranks as second-safest stadium among top clubs
According to recent arrest data, Ipswich Town's Portman Road has been named the second-safest stadium among England's twenty-five most-supported football clubs.
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According to recent arrest data, Ipswich Town's Portman Road has been named the second-safest stadium among England's twenty-five most-supported football clubs.
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New figures show fewer young children in Suffolk are meeting expected development levels compared to before the pandemic.
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Suffolk Constabulary welcomes new legislation to outlaw certain types of 'zombie' knives and machetes from 24 September. For current owners, a surrender and compensation amnesty scheme will run from 26 August to 23 September.
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The Old Times, a traditional, wet-led community pub in Ipswich, has been put on the market by its current publicans for £45,000.
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Ipswich Town has signed forward Jack Clarke from Sunderland for an initial fee of £15m, plus £5m in potential add-ons.
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Ipswich Town prepare for their most formidable challenge yet against Manchester City, likely entering the match as the biggest underdogs in the club's history.
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Ipswich visit champions Manchester City at the Etihad this weekend.
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The body of tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch, considered by many to be the UK's greatest-ever tech entrepreneur, has been recovered from a sunken yacht off Sicily, but his daughter remains missing. Suffolk's Lord-Lieutenant has paid tribute to the "inspirational" figure.
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Ipswich saw its highest number of 'no-fault' evictions last year, with 111 accelerated possession orders submitted to county courts.
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Local dealership John Grose is officially launching its OMODA showroom on Saturday, August 31, a few weeks after it opened it's doors to the public.
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Fortel Group has launched a new office in Ipswich town centre to support upcoming infrastructure projects in East England, creating up to 50 new jobs.
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St Elizabeth Hospice has started a new wellbeing gardening group in Woodbridge for people involved in long-term care.
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