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12/07/2026
Four Constable artworks have been acquired for the Ipswich collection through funding from the Friends of the Ipswich Museums, Arts Council England/V&A Purchase Grant Fund, Art Fund and Ipswich Borough Council’s Felix Cobbold Bequest. The new artworks include a landscape painted when Constable was aged just seventeen and is among his very earliest surviving works….
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Greater Anglia saw punctuality leap by almost 15% last year, with over 40,000 more services running on time than in 2019, figures reveal. Annual average punctuality has now reached a record 92.97%, beating the previous high of 92.77% achieved in June 2013. And 2021 has got off to a good start with over 94% of…
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Over 80 people were arrested by police in Suffolk during the annual Christmas campaign highlighting the dangers of drink and drug driving. The month-long initiative, which began on Tuesday 1 December and ended on Friday 1 January, ran in conjunction with a UK-wide operation led by the National Police Chiefs’ Council. It saw officers carrying-out…
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The Ipswich ‘Tru Plant’ Witches will compete in the Premiership in 2021 after plans for the upcoming season were confirmed following the latest British Speedway discussions. The Witches will take their spot in the top tier of British Speedway alongside Belle Vue, King’s Lynn, Peterborough, Sheffield and Wolverhampton with plans to begin the season on…
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Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum has joined Heritage Compass – a Business Support Programme funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Working with Creative United and the Arts Marketing Association this new programme has been designed to grow resilience and invigorate the heritage sector across England. Heritage Compass works with 150 small and medium heritage organisations…
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Police are appealing for a couple, believed to have been involved in an incident in Ipswich involving two dogs, to come forward. Officers had a report that on Saturday 30 January at about 4pm in Christchurch Park a male was walking his dog, off lead in a park, when his dog, a 10month old Lurcher/Alsatian…
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Households in East Suffolk are being reminded to follow bin guidelines as more household waste is created during national Covid-19 restrictions. People are spending more time at home due to national Covid-19 restrictions and East Suffolk Council is asking households to ensure they’re following the bin guidelines set out by the Council to help refuse…
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The Government’s pledge to get fibre done, as outlined by the Prime Minister, will have been music to the ears of communities that have struggled to leave the digital age’s starting blocks. It is fair to say that the benefits of increased full fibre availability go far beyond providing just faster, more reliable internet, especially…
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Hundreds of vulnerable people in East Suffolk are set to benefit from EAST bags which will help them stay active during winter months. East Suffolk Council has been putting together 2,000 EAST bags, which will be delivered over the coming weeks to vulnerable older residents who have been identified as being at risk of loneliness…
Read More about Council aims to help vulnerable people stay activePlans for one of Suffolk’s largest solar power plants, to be built on high-quality farmland just west of Ipswich, have been submitted. The plans, by little-known energy company ENSO, sprawl across 242 acres adjacent to Burstall, Somersham and Flowton and will dominate the attractive rural landscape a few miles from Ipswich. In parallel, French energy…
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