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20/03/2025
Legend – The Music of Bob Marley Comes to Spa Pavilion on April 5th When you think reggae, there is only one name that comes to mind: Bob Marley. Now, fans will have the chance to experience the unforgettable magic of Marley’s music live at Spa Pavilion on April 5th. Legend – The Music of…
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You wouldn’t think it was possible for this ‘rag and boning’ duo to still be at it after all this time, but here they are! Albert is still a dirty old man and Harold is as pretentious as ever! Come and join Steptoe & Son for all the hilarious conflict that the four classic episodes…
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Greater Anglia has today (10 March) launched series two, episode four of its Life on Rails podcast with freight driver Bessie Matthews, featuring as the special guest. Presented by Lucy Wright and Dominic Rosso from the company’s Corporate Affairs team, the Life on Rails podcast gives passengers a peek behind the curtain of one of the largest train operators…
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The Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds’ spring production is A Tryal of Witches, a brand new drama written by Suffolk playwright Tallulah Brown. “Tryal of Witches” is set in the summer of 1654 and is performed by an all-female cast of six (well seven as a younger role is shared between two young actresses). Manningtree…
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St Elizabeth Hospice has announced its latest fundraising art trail – Hop to it! Suffolk 2025 – will take place between 21st June and 29th August this summer. Following the success of previous hospice art trails – Pigs Gone Wild, Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk, and The Big Hoot Ipswich 2022 – this much-anticipated event will…
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On Wednesday 12th March the Suffolk Book League welcomes Noreen Masud. She will be talking about her memoir-travelogue, A Flat Place. Noreen is a Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Bristol, and an AHRC/BBC New Generation Thinker. Her academic monograph, Stevie Smith and the Aphorism: Hard Language won the MSA First Book Award…
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Yes, Spring is just around the corner! Time to forget gloomy days and to re-emerge from winter hibernation! Time to renew friendships and make new ones! The Ipswich Oddfellows have lots of varied events and get-togethers for you to enjoy. While their meeting Hall is undergoing building works the Group is meeting out-and-about, but they…
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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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