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Buttermarket still shut, but here's what's open
The Buttermarket is still closed on Wednesday, 24 hours after a glass panel failure forced the shopping centre to shut, though several shops and facilities remain accessible.
The Buttermarket Centre has been a fixture of Ipswich town centre since opening in 1992, offering 32 shops including TK Maxx, and a variety of dining options. A 430-space underground car park serves visitors to the centre.
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The Buttermarket is still closed on Wednesday, 24 hours after a glass panel failure forced the shopping centre to shut, though several shops and facilities remain accessible.
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The Buttermarket has temporarily closed after a tempered glass panel failed in the north mall, less than three weeks after reopening from a burst water main.
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The Buttermarket reopened at 08:00 today, Thursday, 3 September, following a closure caused by a burst water main.
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Parts of The Buttermarket remain without power days after a burst water main forced the Ipswich shopping centre to close.
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