Halo is a Suffolk-based software company ranked among the most valuable in the UK, supporting businesses and major organisations across more than 75 countries worldwide.
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Thousands of people gathered at Trinity Park on Saturday, 4 July 2026 for the debut Halo Festival, a homegrown event that swapped the usual long drive to a distant field for a day out on Ipswich's own doorstep.
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From Halo's brand-new ticketed festival at Trinity Park to the UK's largest free one-day festival in Christchurch Park, Ipswich is preparing for an unprecedented run of live music across a single weekend.
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The University of Suffolk is launching five new degree-level apprenticeships in 2026, including a Project Management programme being delivered in partnership with Ipswich technology firm Halo.
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Halo, a global technology firm worth over £1bn, will relocate its global headquarters to the Grade I listed Willis Building in Ipswich, providing a major boost to the town's economy.
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HALO CEO Paul Hamilton has followed Scotland home and away since childhood. Now his Suffolk tech firm will have its branding on the national team's training kit after securing a landmark three-year partnership with Scottish football.
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Halo, one of the UK's biggest tech firms based in Stowmarket, has launched a $10m (£7.4m) scheme offering charities free software for life, aiming to stop millions being diverted from frontline services to licence fees.
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Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has announced the addition of Halo Service Solutions and Scrutton Bland as new patrons, expanding its network of influential local businesses.
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