The Blitz 1940s Tea Rooms in Ipswich officially closes
The Blitz 1940s Tea Rooms in Ipswich in Suffolk has closed for the final time.
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All the changes happening in Ipswich town centre
It has already been a busy year for Ipswich town centre with a number of shops and restaurants opening and closing in Suffolks county town.
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Ipswich sadness at closure of The Blitz 1940 Tea Rooms
Councillor John Cook has expressed has sadness at the closure of The Blitz 1940s Tea Rooms in Ipswich, Suffolk.
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The Blitz 1940s Tea Rooms in Ipswich, Suffolk to close
The Blitz 1940s Tea Rooms, in Ipswich in Suffolk, is closing in September.
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Postcode guide: The best places to eat and drink in IP1
With independent cafes and some of the best pubs in town - is IP1 the top foodie destination in Ipswich?
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5 of the best unique afternoon tea experiences in Suffolk | East Anglian Daily Times
Here are five great places for a unique afternoon tea experience in Suffolk, including Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich and Woodbridge.
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5 of the best unique afternoon tea experiences in Suffolk
Here are five great places for a unique afternoon tea experience in Suffolk, including Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich and Woodbridge.
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Death of the Queen: How Ipswich town centre paid tribute
Shops owners around Ipswich town centre and the Vicar of St Mary le Tower church have paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II following her death on September 8.
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Death of the Queen: How Ipswich town centre paid tribute | East Anglian Daily Times
Shops owners around Ipswich town centre and the Vicar of St Mary le Tower church have paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II following her death on September 8.
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John Andert's Washashores cartoon at Provincetown Banner
What started as the idea for a feature cartoon has retained through the years all the emotional and political density a reader could want.
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