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24/01/2026
After bringing a summer of colour and creativity to Ipswich, the Big Hoot Ipswich art trail ended in style with the Big Hoot auction which has raised £163,590, with proceeds going towards independent Suffolk charity, St Elizabeth Hospice. The Big Hoot Ipswich 2022 art trail saw 50 ornately decorated owl sculptures, featuring a range of…
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The Salvation Army’s annual football tournament for people who are homeless will kick off this week for the eleventh year. The Partnership Trophy, which is run by the church and charity and it’s subsidiary, The Salvation Army Housing Association (SAHA), will bring together football teams from Lifehouses (hostels), outreach programmes, and SAHA services, all of…
Read More about Ipswich football team tackle homelessnessMonday next week will mark the 23rd anniversary of the disappearance of a teenage girl from Trimley St Mary, as a dedicated team of detectives and police staff continue to investigate her murder. Victoria Hall, aged 17, was last seen alive in the early hours of Sunday 19 September 1999, in High Road, Trimley St Mary….
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Suffolk Constabulary’s new police station in Ipswich opens for business on Tuesday 6th September. The building located on Princes Street in the town, (postcode is IP11QJ) will be accessible to members of the public with an enquiry office open from Monday – Saturday (9am – 5pm) (excluding Bank Holidays) The base, shared with the Suffolk…
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The Royal Hospital School (RHS) in Holbrook, Ipswich, hosted a cricket festival for young cricketers across the country. Alongside the Suffolk cricket team, 14 teams over two age groups (under 12s and under 11s) took part in the festival, which is a two-week event showcasing the very best in cricketing talent across the country. Former…
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For the second year St Elizabeth Hospice will once again be hosting its Daisy Day remembrance event this September to celebrate the lives of loved ones across the region. Taking place on Sunday 4th September, between 2pm-4pm, in the tranquil setting of the Walled Garden in Holywells Park, Ipswich, Daisy Day will provide the community…
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Schoolchildren from a Suffolk primary school took a trip by rail to find out the benefits of travelling by train. Thirty pupils and ten teachers from Rose Hill Primary School boarded a Greater Anglia train from Derby Road, Ipswich, to Felixstowe on 6th July and enjoyed a day out at the coast, sponsored by the…
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The Wombats The Newmarket race go-ers were treated to a lovely sunset as The Wombats took the stage for the penultimate of the Live shows at the July Racecourse this year. They kicked the night off with Flip Me Upside Down, following up with This Car Drives All By Itself. The opening songs from latest…
Read More about Review: The Wombats, Newmarket NightsFrom warring tribes to ivory poachers, conservationist and elephant expert, Saba Douglas – Hamilton, takes you on a wild and precipitous journey, meandering from Kenya to the Congo, Namibia to St Tropez, to share the trials and triumphs of what it takes to save a single species – the African elephant. Saba vividly brings to…
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For over twenty years the Red Rose Chain’s Theatre in the Forest productions have been as much a part of a Suffolk summer as strawberries and suntan lotion. Macbeth follows the company’s usual high standard and is a great family summer treat.
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