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Stolen Golden Retriever puppy reunited with Ipswich owners
A four-month-old Golden Retriever stolen from Newnham Court in Ipswich has been reunited with its owners.
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A four-month-old Golden Retriever stolen from Newnham Court in Ipswich has been reunited with its owners.
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Home From Home staff will run the Ipswich Twilight 10k for a second year, this time raising funds for local homeless charity Selig Suffolk Springboard.
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Pink lights illuminate historic buildings, themed displays fill shop windows, and bunting lines the streets as Ipswich rolls out the ultimate pink carpet for Ed Sheeran's homecoming.
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Tickets are now on sale for the opening weekend of Ipswich Book Festival, featuring conversations with bestselling authors including Larry Lamb, Charlie Bingham and Roland Allen from 3-5 October.
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Paddy & Scott's has created a new decaffeinated coffee called Clear Mind, donating 25p from each bag sold to Suffolk Mind to fund mental health services.
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Children as young as seven are taking a stand against littering with eye-catching poster designs now appearing across the town.
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Ipswich's iconic Willis Building has been illuminated pink as part of the town-wide campaign to welcome 90,000 Ed Sheeran fans this week.
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Ipswich and the surrounding communities will get new and improved bus routes from late August, funded by a £2.8m government grant.
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Attwells Solicitors has been named the highest-rated law firm in England's Top 50 SME Apprenticeship Employers for 2025, taking 22nd place overall.
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The Buttermarket has installed the "Chatty Bench" after security staff noticed people sitting alone for hours and began offering friendly conversations to combat loneliness.
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An Ipswich priest who performs under the name Hybrid has released a hip-hop album designed to open conversations about difficult topics affecting local young people.
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Faced with the exhausting cycle of fundraising all year for one expensive day, Suffolk Pride organisers asked a simple question: what if we spread that impact across 12 months instead? The answer has transformed Pride in Suffolk.