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Ipswich's free One Big Multicultural Festival returns to Alexandra Park on Sunday, 30 August, promising its biggest celebration yet with live music, global cuisine and family activities from 12:00.
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The University of Suffolk has won three prizes at the UK's most student-driven higher education awards, scooping top honours for teaching quality, postgraduate and international student experiences.
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In her leaving speech, outgoing Suffolk County Council chair Jessica Fleming said that "council meetings should not be dull". Well, this one certainly wasn't. Here's everything you need to know about yesterday's AGM.
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Suffolk County Council's new Reform administration has rejected a motion to back the council's translation services after a debate triggered by Reform UK election leaflets claiming the £283,000 service was for people who "refuse to integrate."
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A Little Blakenham man who flouted a driving ban has received a four-month custodial sentence, with police warning that disqualified drivers put others at risk.
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Police say they are concerned for the welfare of Joe Courtney, who was last seen on Clapgate Lane at 13:00 on Thursday, 14 May.
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Suffolk police are appealing for help to trace 28-year-old Sonny Loveridge, who failed to return to HMP Hollesley Bay after temporary release on Tuesday evening, 20 May.
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Suffolk County Council will explore building a tunnel or estuarial crossing as an alternative to an Ipswich northern bypass, with a report to go to cabinet by the end of September.
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Reform UK's Michael Hadwen was elected leader of Suffolk County Council on Thursday, with opposition councillors challenging his appointment over his lack of experience and demanding an apology for his previous posts on social media.
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A 43-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after police were called to reports of a man damaging an ATM on Upper Brook Street.
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The government has accepted that organised crime is gutting Britain's high streets and has put £30m behind a "national crackdown" to fight it, but the funded officers are going to Manchester, the West Midlands, Kent and Essex. Ipswich has again been overlooked – and no one seems to be asking why.
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Ipswich.co.uk launches its first video podcast with a post-election conversation between editor Oliver Rouane-Williams, Stephen Brown and Ann-Marie Doggett, dissecting what Reform's sweep of Suffolk County Council means for the year ahead.
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