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20/12/2025
Royal Hospital School (RHS) in Holbrook, Ipswich, is celebrating its recent success in the English-Speaking Union (ESU) Schools’ Mace debating competition which saw it storm through to the regional finals which take place at the end of February. The school debating team, consisting of Toby Chavasse, Eve Hughes and Ayoola Oshiyemi, travelled to Langley, Norfolk,…
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Colourful crops of daffodils are set to bloom across East Suffolk with the launch of a new perennial planting initiative. Voluntary and community groups are being encouraged to join the campaign by applying for bundles of bulbs to plant locally in time for next spring. In previous years, East Suffolk Council has gifted bulbs to…
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Train operator, Greater Anglia, is launching special Winter ‘Hare Fares’ from just £10 return for a limited time. The new ‘Hare Fares’ offer passengers off-peak returns across the Greater Anglia network with three zones and three simple return prices: £10, £15 and £20, with children travelling for just £2 return each. There is no limit…
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Woodbridge based travel consultants, Deben Travel, have announced some positivity in people booking holidays.
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Woodbridge Tide Mill is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Education Lead who will continue the great work of Heather Sheehan in bringing the story and ecological relevance of the Mill to young people. The new Lead, Tassa Deparis is an educator and facilitator, having worked with and for primary and secondary schools…
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Passengers are being advised to avoid travelling with Greater Anglia, and to check before they do travel, if they do need to make a rail journey on 1 and 3 February, when strike action will affect train services. Members of the train drivers’ union ASLEF and train drivers who are members of the RMT union,…
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The New Wolsey Theatre has announced information on their Spring 2023 season, which will see two new home productions and the best entertainment and creativity from around the UK coming to Ipswich’s award-winning theatre. The season also marks Douglas Rintoul’s first season since taking the helm as Chief Executive in June. In response to the current cost of living…
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East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) and St Elizabeth Hospice have thanked the local community for their support, after they helped the hospices’ joint Christmas tree recycling scheme – ‘Tree-cycling’ – raise £9,713 for the two charities. Taking place between 12th and 13th January, Tree-cycling saw staff and volunteers from both hospices collect more than 780…
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Police in Suffolk made 157 arrests during the annual Christmas campaign highlighting the dangers of driving whilst under the influence of drink or drugs. The month-long initiative ran between Thursday 1 December until Sunday 1 January, in conjunction with a UK-wide operation organised by the National Police Chiefs’ Council. This year the Constabulary combined with…
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A departure from their normal mad-cap festive offering Eastern Angles have created something quite special this Christmas. Little Red is an imaginative show and makes for a truly magical treat for the whole family. The classic tale of Red Riding Hood unfolds with a few twists and turns, not just for Little Red who ‘must…
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