Ipswich Borough Council is the local authority for Ipswich, Suffolk.
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After months of speculation, Suffolk's five district and borough councils have formally launched their three-unitary authority proposal, offering residents a direct alternative to the county council's one-unitary authority plan.
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Four years after securing £600,000 to deliver a "trailblazing model of excellence" that would create a 5km green corridor with rows of trees, a landmark living wall, and perhaps even a basketball court, the council admits plans have been stripped back to "small-scale greening projects".
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For just under £280,000, Ipswich Borough Council has delivered what may be the most expensive collection of hanging baskets and planters in the country.
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Ipswich Borough Council will ask residents and developers to comment on updated requirements for planning applications during an August consultation.
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Ipswich residents are invited to contribute ideas ranging from personal memories to photographs and memorabilia that capture what the beloved theatre means to them.
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A former council tenant has been given a two-year suspended prison sentence after fraudulently obtaining social housing whilst owning three commercial properties in Ipswich.
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Ipswich Borough Council says it is "determined to get this right" as it works to address "serious failings" with its social housing provisions.
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Suffolk County Council has asked district and borough leaders to confirm whether leaked boundary maps showing three proposed unitary authorities are accurate, citing risks to service users.
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Ipswich Borough Council will request an "urgent decision" to approve the procurement of a specialist development partner for the western gateway to the Waterfront, comprising Pauls Silo, the former Burtons Building, and St Peters Dock car park.
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A long-vacant building on Ipswich's Waterfront will house a new youth hub after young people collaborated with world-renowned architects to design their own community space.
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Ipswich Borough Council is set to adopt a three-stage policy to manage unacceptable behaviour from members of the public, following recommendations from housing and local government ombudsmen.
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Council leaders say the proposed enforcement plan will provide transparency about planning decisions and help maintain public trust in the system by clearly outlining when action will be taken against unauthorised development.