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The award winning “Just Jay Dance” are back with their brand-new show “POP GOES DECADES!” Nine years ago “Just Jay Dance” started up as a dance company for children and adults before forming a super group within the company that have gone from strength to strength supporting other various artists such as ‘Shalamar’ and X
Following their sell-out performances of Made In Dagenham in May, Stowmarket Operatic and Dramatic Society are now presenting their next show, Come Follow the Band, a spectacular selection of songs from the stage and screen with some favourite classic pop songs in the mix, all performed with a live band. Performances are at the John
Much Ado About Nothing is one of the Bard’s best comedies, but even with a good story how many times can you watch the same old play (and as it was written in 1598 it is old!)? We know the story of two couples, the first head over heels in love with one another, until
Ormiston Families are holding their sixth annual Walk with a Fork event this September, with all proceeds going to support children and young people in the East of England facing complex life challenges. Taking place at Helmingham Hall on Sunday 2nd September, the eight-mile walk is around the splendid location of Helmingham Hall gardens, hosted
August at the Spa Pavilion is overflowing with family entertainment and the new season brochure covering summer through to winter is available at The Spa now. Starting off the holiday month is the Great British Seaside Special on Thursday 2nd August from 2.30pm which stars funny man and magician Andy Leach. A superbly traditional, end-of-the-pier
The ever popular Buxhall and Shelland Church Fete 2018 takes place in the beautiful garden of Copinger Hall, next to St Mary’s Church, Buxhall on Saturday 4th August from 2pm until 5.30pm. This year the main attraction is Colchester Historical Dance who will be performing a number of Tudor and medieval dances in their stunning
Come and join in the fun on Sunday 5th August at Helmingham Hall Gardens for one of the largest displays of classic and sports cars in East Anglia, making a wonderful day out not just for the car enthusiast but the whole family. With over 900 vehicles taking part representing the last 10 decades of
Police are continuing to appeal for information following the death of a man who was found unconscious in Ipswich last month. At 7.15am on Friday 20 July, Clive Wyard, aged 74, was found collapsed on the driveway of his home in Valley Road. He had sustained injuries to his face and head and was taken
Friday saw approx 1500 runners taking to the streets of Ipswich in an attempt to run a 10k course, and finish, before sunset. The run started and finished near the Suffolk New College on Rope Walk and the aim is to complete the circuit around Ipswich’s streets by sunset. Ipswich24 were on hand to capture
Police in Suffolk will be targeting speeding drivers as part of a week-long enforcement campaign which starts today (Monday 6 August 2018). Officers will be speaking with drivers during the campaign; aiming to highlight dangers of speeding and the consequences that driving above the limit can have through education and enforcement. The Europe-wide campaign, co-ordinated
More than a thousand people will take to the streets of Ipswich this evening in an attempt to run a 10k course, and finish, before sunset. The run starts and finishes near the Suffolk New College on Rope Walk at 7.30pm and the aim is to complete the circuit around Ipswich’s streets by sunset which
A man missing from Ipswich has been found. Keith Anderson, 51, had last been seen on Saturday 28 July at 11am in central Ipswich. He has now been located in Ipswich. Police have thanked the media and the public for their help with the matter.
Chantry Library in Hawthorn Drive, Ipswich will be reopening on Sundays from this weekend (Sunday 5th August). The library has been closed on Sundays since Christmas. This was a temporary measure to enable Suffolk Libraries to work with staff and other organisations to tackle some persistent anti-social behaviour issues which seemed to be worse on
Ipswich 102, the new local radio station for Ipswich, launched on DAB Digital Radio across Suffolk today (1st August) in preparation for taking over Town 102’s FM frequency on the 19th October. Ipswich 102 has also revealed that former SGR-FM and Town 102 programmer Paul Morris has joined the station as Station Manager. Paul has
Following a successful first year, a photo competition celebrating the beauty of east Suffolk is returning for a second summer. Entries for the East Suffolk Photo Competition 2018 will open on Wednesday 1 August and entries are welcome from anyone living, working or visiting East Suffolk. As before, there are four categories to choose from:
‘Timeless’, a unique exhibition of images of Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe, will be at Bury St Edmunds historic Moyse’s Hall until September. This stunning collection of rare vintage photographs and limited-edition prints has been hand-curated by Kudos Memorabilia for Moyse’s Hall, featuring some of the 20th Century’s greatest photographic artists and celebrating the remarkable life
A young woman from Ipswich has raised some £850 for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) by asking for sponsorship money instead of presents for her 21st birthday. Katie Lewis, who lives with mum Julie, dad Calvin, older brother Jason and five-year-old tortoise Alfie, recently took part in a triathlon at Alton Water. She explained: “For
Police continue to conduct enquiries to establish the exact circumstances surrounding an incident involving a 74 year old man in Ipswich who was injured. Officers are remaining open minded about what happened to the man, Clive Wyard of Valley Road in Ipswich. It is thought it happened at some point between 11.30pm on Thursday 19
Felixstowe Seafront Gardens have been awarded a Green Flag Award for the third year running and is officially one of the best parks in the world. A record number of parks and green spaces in the UK will be flying the Green Flag this year, and the gardens sit among 1,883 others who have received
Safety of people and their dogs’ forces Suffolk Dog Day organisers to cancel this years’ event. Suffolk Community Foundation, and the organisers of Suffolk Dog Day, which was to take place on Sunday 29th July at Helmingham Hall, have made the difficult decision to cancel this years’ event. The announcement today comes as a result
