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17/04/2025
Ipswich is set to host its first business week – a celebration of collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the town. The Ipswich Thrive: Business week, takes place between March 10th and 18th organised by Ipswich Borough Council to serve as a vibrant platform to showcase the town’s dynamic local business community and help foster The…
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Children at an Ipswich primary school were thrilled to get a visit from Town mascot Bluey – as Suffolk Mind marked Children’s Mental Health Week. The mental health charity visited Ranelagh Primary School on February 4 to teach pupils the importance of ‘reflective listening’, movement and the ‘dragon breathing’ technique as part of its Bluesday…
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East Suffolk Council’s popular photo competition is returning for another year. The return of East Suffolk Through the Lens follows the success of last year’s competition, which had more than 350 entries. This year’s competition is open to photographers of all ages and experience, with the aim of celebrating East Suffolk’s unique appeal. Entrants are encouraged…
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Ipswich Town Football Club have announced they will be sponsoring one of the sculptures in St Elizabeth Hospice’s upcoming art trail – Hop to it! Suffolk 2025. The news was officially revealed with the first trail sculpture – Skye – joining hospice staff alongside Town legend Matt Holland at The Blues’ home of Portman Road….
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Christmas is the time for panto in theatre land, “Oh yes it is!”. However if you’ve had your fill of panto dames and princesses but still want some good family fun to brighten the festive period there is an alternative. The Red Rose Chain’s Christmas offerings have become a staple of our Christmas as much…
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Christmas is well and truly on the way when the New Wolsey Theatre open their doors for their Rock n Roll Panto, and this year’s production of Sleeping Beauty is full of that festive sparkle. This year we are treated to not one, but two pantomime dames and the most adorable pet dragon. As we…
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Panto season has arrived, oh yes it has, and the Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds is a perfect panto to start this fun fest off in the traditional style! A visit to the Theatre Royal is always a pleasure, to see the splendour of this Georgian building, add in a fabulous traditional family panto…
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Woodbridge Tide Mill awarded Gold Level Suffolk Carbon Charter for third time The Suffolk Carbon Charter panel has awarded Woodbridge Tide Mill a Gold level award of the Suffolk Carbon Charter. The Tide Mill previously received the Award in 2020 and 2022. The Carbon Charter is awarded to companies that monitor and reduce their carbon…
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Members of the public are invited to attend the annual Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph in Christchurch Park on Sunday 10th November. Organised by the Royal British Legion and Ipswich Borough Council, the service provides an opportunity for the community to come together and pay their respects. Starting at 10.50am, the service will be…
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After the Act, A Section 28 Musical, is a powerful piece of theatre that tells the stories of real people that lived through a landmark piece of legislation that silenced a generation. This production is not afraid to take a hard look at a subject, that at the time back in the 80s, was either…
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