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Affordable fashion retailer Yours set for high street move this month
The national clothing store is moving from Sailmakers shopping centre to the high street, taking over the former Ann Summers premises at 24 Tavern Street.
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The national clothing store is moving from Sailmakers shopping centre to the high street, taking over the former Ann Summers premises at 24 Tavern Street.
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Dylan Wakefield, 20 and from the Halesworth area but of no fixed address, has been charged with six offences following incidents on Tower Street and at Regatta Quay on the Waterfront.
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A new street market will offer shoppers the chance to find unique vintage pieces and sustainable fashion in the charming setting of The Walk.
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Suffolk Constabulary's rate of 24 firearms operations per 100,000 people was below the national average of 28, despite a slight increase from the previous year.
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Esther Pyett from Suffolk New College placed in the top 0.6% nationally for Early Years Education T Level, placing her among just 20 top performers out of 11,909 students, as the college celebrated a 95% pass rate across all level three qualifications.
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Abiola Abidoye from One Sixth Form College achieved the highest A-level Law grade in the country for his awarding body, as the college celebrated results across all subjects.
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Over 130 students at Ipswich School achieved an average outcome equivalent to AAB in this year's A Level results, maintaining the independent school's nine-year streak as Suffolk's top performer.
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Independent financial adviser Kingsfleet has achieved B Corp recertification, staying ahead of the growing movement for sustainable business practices.
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Thomas Watchman, 38, and a teenage boy have been charged with manslaughter following the death of Andrew Roche, 42, at Ipswich Hospital.
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Ipswich Town Fans Supporting Foodbanks will restart their monthly matchday collections when Town host Southampton on Sunday, 17 August, having raised over £20,000 for local charity FIND since January 2023.
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Nearly three in ten GP appointments in Suffolk and North East Essex were conducted over the phone or online in June, up from about one in four the previous year.
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What began as a Mechanics Institute for working-class Victorians has evolved into a thriving community hub where acoustic sessions sit alongside Latin lessons and fashion shows share space with philosophical talks.