Website of monthly magazine Ipswich24. Covering Ipswich, Woodbridge, Felixstowe, Hadleigh, Stowmarket and surrounding areas. Leading whats on and where to go magazine for the area.
31/01/2026
Featured
Football fans going to the first matches of the season on Saturday 30 July are being strongly advised to make other travel arrangements as 90 per cent of Greater Anglia services will not be running due to a train drivers’ strike. The 24-hour strike by rail union ASLEF will affect fans travelling to see East…
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Featured
A sea of colour and creativity can be seen throughout Ipswich after a parliament of 50 owls have made Ipswich their home for the summer. The Big Hoot Ipswich 2022 is the third art trail brought to Ipswich by St Elizabeth Hospice in partnership with creative producers Wild in Art, following the success of Pigs…
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Felixstowe News
Felixstowe’s Seafront Gardens has once again been officially recognised as one of the country’s best parks after receiving a Green Flag Award. The serene Victorian cliffside site was today awarded the international quality mark for parks and green spaces for the seventh successive year. This uninterrupted string of awards followed East Suffolk Council’s four-year restoration…
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Entertainment
Witch puppets from the award-winning company who created the puppets for Life of Pi! will take centre stage at Theatre in the Forest’s Macbeth at Sutton Hoo. This summer, Red Rose Chain will transform Sutton Hoo into great Birnam Wood as one of Shakespeare’s blood thirstiest tragedies, MACBETH, takes centre stage at Suffolk’s biggest and…
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Theatre Reviews
Life is tough when you’re a lad of 13 and three quarters. Trying to deal with your own emotions and changing body is hard enough, but when you add in a dysfunctional family and a school bully like couldn’t get much harder for Adrian Mole. Then, just when things couldn’t seem to get any worse,…
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Felixstowe News
Many people growing up in the 60s still remember the pirate radio stations that were anchored off the Suffolk and Essex coasts. In particular the name Radio Caroline which was the first ship to drop anchor just off Felixstowe. A Facebook group, Felixstowe and Offshore Radio is testament to the continuing interest in the pirate…
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Theatre Reviews
How do you solve a problem like Maria? Hot foot it down to the New Wolsey Theatre to find out with CTC’s latest production The Sound of Music. Based on a true story, the much-loved tale of singing family, the Von Trapps is well known and much loved around the world. Maria is scared…
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News
Visitors are being invited to explore the wonderous and sometimes gory world of insects at RSPB Minsmere’s ‘Digger Alley’ during July. Digger Alley looks like a very unassuming site, gaining its name from the large number of burrowing insects that breed and live along this short stretch of sandy path on the Suffolk coast nature…
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Entertainment
This summer, Red Rose Chain will transform Sutton Hoo into great Birnam Wood as one of Shakespeare’s blood thirstiest tragedies, MACBETH, takes centre stage at Suffolk’s BIGGEST and BEST LOVED outdoor theatre event. A breath-taking production in a stunning and atmospheric new setting sees the meeting of two icons of Suffolk’s culture,Theatre in the Forest…
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