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Free Sunday parking at Crown Car Park until 20 December
Drivers can park for free all day at Crown Car Park every Sunday from 15 November to 20 December, Ipswich Borough Council has announced.
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Conservatives narrowly reclaim Bosmere from Reform UK
Kay Oakes has won back the Bosmere seat for the Conservatives by just 23 votes, with Reform UK's support collapsing less than six months after it won the division.
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Ipswich to get £613,000 boost for youth services
Suffolk has been awarded £613,258 from the Government's £450m Youth Matters Fund, Ipswich MP Jack Abbott has announced, with the cash earmarked for youth activities, improved facilities and safe spaces for young people.
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The Piano winner, Grace Matthews, plays first show at Ipswich hospice
Grace Matthews, winner of TV show The Piano, has given her first public performance since the series at a Music Night for families hosted by East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH) at The Treehouse in Ipswich.
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Ex-Ipswich Hospital lab technician joins push to get more women into construction
A 48-year-old Suffolk painter and decorator, who left her job as a lab technician at Ipswich Hospital, is now visiting colleges across the region to inspire young people to join the construction industry.
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Facial recognition alert leads to action against four in Ipswich
A single alert from a police facial recognition van in Ipswich led to four people being dealt with for offences including sexual assault and affray, as part of a three-day deployment across Suffolk.
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Babergh cabinet member stays in post after conduct breach
Cllr Derek Davis remains Babergh District Council’s cabinet member for sustainable economy despite a standards panel finding that he brought his role into disrepute, with key questions about the case still unanswered.
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Young people in Ipswich urged not to miss free MenB jab deadline
Suffolk health chiefs are urging young people to book their free MenB vaccine before 31 December, the last date the first of two doses can be given in time for full protection.
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Bewitched by words: Witchy workshops and talks come to The Hold
The University of Suffolk's English team will host a day of workshops and talks at The Hold on Saturday, 14 November 2026, linked to Suffolk Archives' Witches: Suffolk's Dark Legacy exhibition.
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Suffolk New College farm shop opens second-hand bookshop
Suffolk New College's farm shop has launched a second-hand bookshop with its Inclusive Learners as the shop celebrates its third anniversary, and it has expanded its opening hours, now opening five days a week during term time.
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'He did not take his own life': Loveridge family speaks out
As online speculation swirls around the death of 22-year-old Stephen Loveridge, his family have issued a public statement rejecting suggestions of suicide, saying "the autopsy will tell the truth."
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Hopsters heading to Waterfront with late-night bar plans
Craft beer shop Hopsters is leaving St Nicholas Street after nine years to open a new bar on the Ipswich waterfront, with plans for late-night drinks and music.