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England might be trailing Australia 1-0 in the Ashes Down Under but Ipswich hosted a friendlier encounter after Queensland's Ipswich Chamber president visited Suffolk to explore business ties.
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Students were evacuated from One Sixth Form College after police were called to investigate a malicious communication on Tuesday, 2 December.
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The Mayor of Ipswich has praised Kevin Sinfield's "outstanding effort" after the rugby legend completed the first leg of his seven ultramarathons in seven days challenge in the town.
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Young people aged 16-25 in Suffolk can now apply for funding of up to £1,400 to pursue maritime opportunities, including sailing courses, voyages and career training through a new bursary scheme, with no previous experience required.
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Four years after losing her daughter Eva, Danielle Tucker continues transforming grief into joy by collecting hundreds of toys for families spending Christmas at Great Ormond Street Hospital, with support from local building firm SEH French.
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Suffolk Mind has launched free training to teach businesses how to spot warning signs of suicide among working-age men and start conversations around mental health.
Opinion
The national verdict on Rachel Reeves' Budget has been damning. Analysts have warned of contracting investment, stealth taxes and a squeeze on living standards since the Chancellor's fiscal statement. But those forecasts mean nothing if Suffolk businesses talk themselves into paralysis.
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Suffolk businesses are being urged to maximise their apprenticeship levy funds at a series of roadshow events designed to help employers access millions in unspent funding that would otherwise return to central government.
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Ipswich Minster marked a milestone on Friday night as it launched its first Christmas Tree Festival since being granted Minster status this year, with around 100 decorated trees now on display until 7 December.
Long Reads
Five days after Rachel Reeves delivered her £26 billion tax-raising Budget, Suffolk businesses remain divided on whether the Chancellor has provided the certainty they need – with most major investment decisions deferred until 2026 as firms weigh painful clarity against missing reforms.
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Joshua Rozenberg KC, one of the UK's leading legal commentators, drew a sold-out audience to the University of Suffolk's third annual law lecture, with discussions ranging from Donald Trump's threat to sue the BBC to the future of AI in law.
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As Ipswich Town chairman Mark Ashton urged the town to "celebrate all the amazing things happening" at Friday's City of Culture launch, the Regent Theatre provided the perfect evidence. The £3.45 million transformation of this 96-year-old landmark proves Ipswich is serious about culture.
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