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.
07/02/2025
Broomhill Pool Trust President, Mike Read, has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours List. Open Water swimmer, Mike represented Great Britain at the 1960 Rome Olympics. He is president of the Channel Swimming Association (CSA), and has held the Channel Swimming Association title of “King of the Channel” over 26 years…
Read More about King of Channel Mike Read is an MBEEdward and Bella finally tie the knot, and then get down to doing what most newly married couples like to do… Trouble is, becoming pregnant with a human-vampire hybrid baby
Read More about Movie Review: The Twilight Saga: Breaking DawnHospital Radio Ipswich, Suffolk’s oldest radio station, celebrated it’s 40th birthday assisted by MP Ben Gummer.
Read More about Hospital Radio Ipswich joined by MP Ben GummerSuffolk’s oldest radio station marks it’s 40th birthday this October with a Charity Celebration Evening. Hospital Radio Ipswich (HRI), started life at the Anglesea Road Hospital in 1971, moving later to it’s current base at Heath Road Hospital. The volunteer members broadcast a variety of programmes every day of the week to the patients and…
Read More about Hospital Radio Ipswich 40th Birthday EventAn interactive website has been launched to commemorate and document the fascinating history of St Clement’s Hospital in Ipswich, the last Victorian asylum in Suffolk. The website, which can be found at www.smhp.nhs.uk/stclements, invites members of the community to contribute stories, photos and interesting facts that together will document the 140 years of St Clement’s…
Read More about Website tells story of St ClementsBBC’s Mark Murphy and Stephen Foz Foster are set to return to their broadcasting roots next weekend.
Read More about Radio Suffolk presenters in station moveThe long campaign to honour Cardinal Wolsey with a permanent public memorial in his hometown of Ipswich reaches a successful conclusion at an unveiling ceremony on Wednesday. The cast bronze likeness by leading sculptor David Annand, of Fife, will take pride of place on Curson Plain at the corner of Silent Street, opposite where Wolsey…
Read More about Ipswich honour’s Cardinal WolseyLook below and you could be looking at a radio star of the future. Hospital Radio Ipswich has been playing to host to groups of children from the town’s Britannia Road School. Eighty-four pupils from Year 5 will visit the station based at Ipswich’s Hospital on Heath Road over a three-day period. The idea to…
Read More about Introducing Suffolk’s New Radio Stars