Opinion
Boundary changes, a single authority, one clear vision – Ipswich came close to the power it needs to act decisively on its future. Then the politics changed hands again, and the dream died with it, argues Ipswich.co.uk Green columnist David Plowman.
Opinion
Arts columnist Zelly Lisanework has a coffee and conversation with Ipswich Book Festival organisers Andrew Marsh and Emma Lightfoot about how a four-person team is growing a festival that reaches far beyond the page.
Opinion
A four-goal drubbing at the hands of the Premier League champions was softened only by a spirited late rally, but 16-year-old Max Dowman's man-of-the-match display told its own story, Barbara Norrey reports
Opinion
It has been a turbulent couple of weeks for Reform, with record-breaking donations, suspensions, resignations, and a conference disrupted by protestors. In his first column for Ipswich.co.uk, businessman and lifelong Conservative-turned-Reformer Stephen Britt asks who is really steering the party.
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September always feels like a reset. Summer may be winding down, but Ipswich's arts calendar clearly has no intention of doing the same, writes Ipswich.co.uk columnist Zelly Lisanework.
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Two early Isak goals put Ipswich on the back foot at Portman Road, and despite a battling response, led by star man Julio Enciso, the damage was already done, Barbara Norrey reports.
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Suffolk County Council borrowed a JCB for 48 hours and called it a war on potholes. In his debut column, leader of the Labour Group at Suffolk County Council, Martin Cook, argues the borough is quietly doing the county's job for free.
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Ipswich Town beat Leicester City 3-1 at Portman Road on Tuesday night, with Marcelino Nunez scoring twice, including an extraordinary 91st-minute effort from near the centre circle that looped over the Leicester keeper and went in off the bar.
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Julio Enciso marked his second Portman Road debut with an assist for Emersonn's first goal in Town colours, but it was Jack Clarke who settled an exciting, end-to-end afternoon against a Sunderland side who shouldn't be underestimated this season, Barbara Norrey reports.
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Ipswich.co.uk columnist, The Insider, turns his or her attention to the state of decision-making at Ipswich Borough Council and East Suffolk Council, in which frustration and despair are the order of the day.
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Arras Square got the go-ahead six years ago. Work was meant to start in June. Nearly seven weeks on, it's underway – but barely. If this is what progress looks like, our town centre should be worried, argues Ipswich.co.uk staff writer Nicola Sebastian.
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As summer edges towards autumn, multidisciplinary artist and Ipswich.co.uk columnist Zelly Lisanework rounds up five very different ways to send it off in style.
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