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Ellisons appoints new solicitor to injury team
Local law firm Ellisons has appointed newly qualified solicitor Jay Chambers to its Injury Services Team, where he will focus on personal injury and medical negligence claims.
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Port of Felixstowe expands European-first autonomous truck fleet to 68 units
The UK's busiest container port is doubling its groundbreaking autonomous truck fleet by ordering 34 additional units, expanding Europe's first mixed-traffic autonomous vehicle operation to 68 vehicles.
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Work begins on Stoke Bridge regeneration project
Two weeks of improvement works have started on Ipswich's waterfront to transform Stoke Bridge into a new viewing platform for residents and visitors.
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Suffolk's single-unitary bid gains national platform as Hicks to chair County Council Network
Suffolk County Council's push for a single unitary authority could receive greater national influence as its leader, Matthew Hicks, takes charge of the body representing England's county and unitary councils.
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Dental service for vulnerable patients extended until 2026
A dental service pilot that delivered 14,000 additional NHS appointments for Suffolk's most vulnerable residents has been extended following a successful evaluation.
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£500,000 culture fund reopens for Suffolk arts and museum projects
Suffolk County Council has launched the second year of its Culture Project Fund, offering grants of up to £20,000 to support local arts and museum projects across the county.
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Suffolk's district and borough councils publish full plan for three unitary authorities
Hot off the heels of Suffolk County Council's full plan for a single unitary authority last week, Suffolk's district and borough councils have today released their competing plan for three unitary authorities.
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Cock & Pye reopens after major refurbishment
The Cock & Pye on Upper Brook Street has reopened following a six-figure investment and month-long refurbishment.
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Extinction Rebellion protesters target AXA Ipswich offices over climate claims
Thirteen environmental activists delivered a letter to AXA's Civic Drive offices on Monday morning, 15 September, as part of a global campaign targeting insurance companies over their alleged role in enabling fossil fuel expansion and arms profiteering.
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Major operation seizes £1.3m of 'dangerous' electric vehicles
A multi-agency crackdown led by Suffolk Trading Standards has seized 340 dangerous electric motorcycles and transport goods worth £1.3 million at the Port of Felixstowe, preventing unsafe vehicles capable of speeds over 50mph from reaching UK consumers.
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Suffolk Wedding Show returns with 50 local suppliers and exclusive offers
Couples planning their big day can discover everything they need at The Suffolk Wedding Show on Sunday, 28 September, with free entry, exclusive offers and expert advice from 50 local wedding suppliers at Venue16 in Ipswich.
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School place applications now open for September 2026
Parents and carers can now apply for primary and secondary school places for next September, with deadlines set for 31 October for secondary schools and 15 January for primary schools.