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05/11/2025
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Satellites is a new one woman play that has recently been touring East Anglia. Written and performed by Natalie Songer, a Norfolk-based theatre maker. Spurred on by programmes such as Who Do You Think You Are? many of us will have researched our family trees, and every so often there are discoveries about our pasts…
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When Natalie Songer began researching her family tree, she knew that one branch would lead to Arizona and the story of her Great-Uncle Tom, the NASA scientist. Armed with information about Tom’s Pioneer 10 space program career she continued her voyage of discovery. That’s when Natalie found out that Tom’s younger brother Cor had suffered…
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Eastern Angles are looking for theatre volunteers to help bring the magic of live theatre to Ipswich! Eastern Angles have been performing in the Sir John Mills Theatre in Ipswich and touring across the East of England for forty years, throughout that history volunteers have been a vital part of their success. As they lead…
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Epic fantasy tale The Chronicles of Atom & Luna is heading on tour this autumn. The magical children’s adventure from Funnelwick Limb, by poet, writer and broadcaster Murray Lachlan Young (BBC 6 Music), follows young heroes Atom and Luna on a fantastical journey through nature and time. When Atom and Luna, who have been left…
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Monday 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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The smash hit, flamboyant musical Kinky Boots bursts on to the Stage at the New Wolsey Theatre this Autumn. Following the death of his father, Charlie Price has found himself the reluctant new boss of struggling shoe factory, Price and Sons. His immediate reaction is to stop production, give notice to his workers and shut…
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Ipswich News
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 Riverside Musical Theatre Company invite you to spend “A Night at The Theatre” A brand new concert at St Mary’s Church Woodbridge on Saturday October 8th, 7.30pm. The evening promises harmonic treats with songs from many musicals old and new. From show-stopping musical classics that everyone will know to swing style arrangements of beautiful…
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Ipswich News
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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