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.
05/12/2023
Suffolk Constabulary’s new police operating model goes live today, (Monday 4th December). It aims to strengthen community links with the local public and to ensure the force continues to provide the best possible policing service for the public. The changes to the community policing function is in response to the rising and changing demands that…
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From Friday 1 December to Saturday 9 December inclusive, there will be action short of a strike by members of the ASLEF union. On 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 December, a normal timetable will be in place, with most services operating on all Greater Anglia routes, but with some planned cancellations. Strike…
Read More about Rail industrial actionThe RSPCA is urging animal owners to follow urgent advice to keep pets, livestock and wildlife safe during Storm Babet. Parts of England and Wales are braced for severe rain, flooding and powerful winds over the next 24 hours and the animal charity is calling on people to take action to ensure the welfare of…
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Eastern Angles is looking for the most imaginative fairytale in all the land as they invite young writers of Suffolk to take part in their Golden Fairytale Writing Competition. Taking inspiration from their upcoming Christmas show Rumplestiltskin, there’s some golden prizes up for grabs for the winners! Magical beasts and fire-breathing dragons. A wolf in…
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The Leader of East Suffolk Council has expressed her disappointment with the Prime Minister’s decision to postpone several key environmental commitments. Cllr Caroline Topping said: “By rowing back on these key climate policies, the PM has dented the confidence of businesses, antagonised members of his own party, and drifted further apart from the majority of…
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Aldi stores in Suffolk donated 15620 meals to families in need during the recent summer school holidays. All of its Suffolk stores supported local charities and foodbanks during a period of increased demand by redistributing surplus food via community giving platform Neighbourly. Since Aldi’s partnership with Neighbourly began in 2019, Aldi stores across the country have already donated more than 35 million meals – including over seven…
Read More about Aldi donate meals to Suffolk charitiesPeople living near the route for the Tour of Britain are being set their own cycling challenge – as anticipation grows for the return of the race to East Suffolk on Thursday 7 September. The fifth stage of the international cycle race will start and finish in Felixstowe – wending 119.6 miles through Suffolk and passing…
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The excitement is reaching fever pitch as the Tour of Britain prepares to unveil the official stage route in Suffolk on Friday, June 30th. Motion Mapping, the Ipswich-based creative projection specialists, and Suffolk stage event partners recently embarked on an exhilarating journey across Suffolk to create exclusive footage that will be transformed into captivating social…
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Diana Ross had an amazing career throughout the 60s with The Supremes, they were one of Motown’s leading groups. Then from the 70s to the present day she has continued to wow audiences with her solo career.
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Join Detective David Swindle, for a chilling, thrilling, night at the theatre.
True crime fans, and those with a curious mind, can explore the cases, the circumstances and the detective’s perspective on the clues behind The Makings of a Murderer!