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04/11/2025
The Ipswich Regent Theatre is full of Razzle Dazzle this week as Chicago comes to town. Set in the 1920s Chicago tells the story of Roxie Hart, wife and night club dancer on the hunt for fame. However, her life is about to change when she murders her lover after he tries to walk out…
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Woodbridge Festival of Art and Music has completed a trio of winter light art and music events around Suffolk by projecting messages for peace in Ukraine, from Suffolk people, onto the Town’s 300 year old working Tide Mill. Thursday night’s event saw messages of empathy for Ukraine from Woodbridge and surrounding communities. Local resident Doreen contributed the…
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On Sarah’s East Anglian farm the honeybees are dropping like flies – just like her love life. Her husband bolted twenty years ago and she hasn’t slept with anyone since. Her middle-aged daughter Gail’s marriage is going up in smoke just like her turkey farm and neighbour Earl is fighting a losing battle with his…
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Customers booking tickets for upcoming performances at the Ipswich Regent Theatre and Corn Exchange can now donate to the British Red Cross Ukraine Appeal to help provide urgent supplies and aid to those affected by the conflict in Ukraine. There has been over £1000 in donations in the first two days since we started this…
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Explore the work of one of Suffolk’s most famous artists in a new exhibition at Christchurch Mansion’s Wolsey Art Gallery. 2021 marked the 200th anniversary of The Hay Wain, one of his most famous works. It is also 200 years since the death of Suffolk artist George Frost, who was Constable’s early mentor. To mark…
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Last year if we had had a magic lantern one of our wishes would have been to ask our genie to allow panto for Christmas, and in fact this year our wish has been granted! Panto makes a welcome return to the Ipswich Regent thanks to Enchanted Entertainment who bring us Aladdin, allowing us to…
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Father Christmas, or Santa as many know him, has found out there are many good boys and girls in Suffolk, and he has asked Landguard Fort in Felixstowe if he can come and see them on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th December before he brings their presents on Christmas morning. If you’ve been good this…
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The ticket office at Ipswich station has been relocated to improve facilities at the station. It can now be found at the front of the station to the left, near the multi-storey car park, and is accessible directly from the station forecourt. Customers do not need to enter the station to access the ticket office….
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Over 200 cyclists from around the county and beyond, gathered at Trinity Park near Ipswich yesterday (Sunday 5th September) for the inaugural Ride for Helen Suffolk cycle ride organised by Helen Rollason Cancer Charity raising over £7,000. The event offered cyclists the chance to sign up for either 65 or 35 mile routes through some of the beautiful Suffolk countryside. Social distancing measures were put in…
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Police in the Ipswich and surrounding area are conducting a month-long campaign on the illegal use of e-scooters in the area. Currently in the UK, you can legally buy an e-scooter, but you cannot ride it on a public road, cycle lane or pavement. The only place it can be used is on private land….
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