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GALLERY: Ipswich's Christmas lights are switched on for 2023
Hundreds of Ipswich residents gathered on Cornhill to take part in the magical Christmas lights switch on tonight. Ipswich families got in the festive spirit together with the town’s mayor and the cast from this year’s pantomime, Sleeping Beauty
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First school in Suffolk where 'teachers go the extra mile' recognised with award
Students from the only Suffolk school recognised for its excellence in history provision say that this was achievable because their teachers “always go the extra mile”. Royal Hospital School’s (RHS) history and politics department has been awarded
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See inside Ipswich home needing substantial refurb set to go under the hammer
See inside this three-bedroom Ipswich home that is perfect for a renovation project. The spacious property in Palmerston Road has a guide price of £125,000 and £150,000, and is set to go under the hammer with Goldings Auctions next month.
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West End show promising 'an electrifying night' announces Ipswich tour date
One of the most "electrifying" shows in the West End has announced a UK tour, with dates announced for an Ipswich theatre. Fresh from the London theatres, Dreamboys: Stripped Back will be touring around the UK in 2024, with a show at Ipswich Regent
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Outdoor fitness group given permission to continue classes despite objections
An outdoor fitness company has been given the go-ahead to continue its classes, despite a series of objections from neighbours. Field Fit, an outdoor fitness group located in Wherstead near Ipswich, has been granted permission to continue the use
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Case of man who targeted Ipswich residents to feature on BBC One show
An investigation into a man who who targeted Ipswich residents by falsely telling them he was authorised to take away harmful asbestos will feature on a BBC One show. The probe into Lee Charles, who was handed a suspended sentence in March, will
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Ipswich school says it has done 'nothing wrong' in gender row with MP
An Ipswich school says it has done “nothing wrong and has nothing to hide” after the town’s MP hit out again at what he described as “potentially damaging” gender ideas offered on the school’s learning platform. MP Tom Hunt has expressed concern