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Local hearing care firm backs dementia golf programme
All About Hearing has agreed a sponsorship deal with Seckford Golf Club to support their twice-monthly sessions for people living with dementia.
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Green Party rally draws 200+ supporters to Ipswich waterfront
More than 200 Green Party members and supporters gathered at the University of Suffolk on Saturday, hearing from MPs and party leaders before delivering leaflets across Ipswich and Suffolk.
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Christchurch Park to host Suffolk's Armed Forces Day celebration on 28 June
Ipswich Borough Council will host this year's Suffolk Armed Forces Day at Christchurch Park on Saturday, 28 June, featuring free family activities and live entertainment from 11am to 4pm.
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Claydon High student wins inaugural Suffolk Young Speaker award
A 14-year-old from Claydon High School was crowned Suffolk Young Speaker of the Year 2025 after nearly 70 young people competed in the first competition of its kind at Kesgrave Conference Centre.
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Albanian drug dealer jailed for three years after Ipswich arrest
A 35-year-old Albanian man caught with cocaine and fake Bulgarian ID documents in Ipswich has been sentenced to three years in prison.
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Local property firm backs Suffolk's 'gentle giants' with £1,500 donation
Penn Commercial has donated £1,500 to help preserve Suffolk's historic heavy-horse breed, continuing a partnership that began in 2022.
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Brother's death inspires 66 life-saving bleed kits
Seven years after Dean Stansby was fatally stabbed near Gippeswyk Park, his brother's foundation has installed its latest emergency bleed control kit in Ipswich.
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Local parents brace for school fee increases as court ruling upholds £1.7bn private school tax
While acknowledging the VAT policy interferes with some human rights, judges said the government has "broad discretion" to balance affected families against those who may potentially benefit from increased state school funding.
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Thousands descend on Ipswich for Brighten the Corners
Brighten the Corners returns today, with 68% of last year's attendees travelling from outside Suffolk to experience what DIY magazine calls "a jewel in the city festival calendar."
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Suffolk challenges Government on planning reform at national conference
Suffolk County Council has raised concerns about proposed changes to infrastructure planning laws at a national conference held at The Hold in Ipswich on 11 June.
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Suffolk's biggest free art event launches in one week
Following the success of Pigs Gone Wild, Elmer's Big Parade and The Big Hoot, St Elizabeth Hospice's latest art trail will be its most ambitious yet, spanning five towns across the county.
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Two men arrested after Ipswich hit-and-run assault
Police have arrested two Ipswich men in connection with a serious assault near Cambridge Drive where a pedestrian was struck by a car that fled the scene.