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Ipswich town centre's eating out scene should benefit from The Botanist, Brewdog, Honey and Harvey and Dough &Co over the next few months.

Ipswich town centre's eating out scene should benefit from The Botanist, Brewdog, Honey and Harvey and Dough &Co over the next few months.

I’ve been back to my broadcasting roots to take part in Hospital Radio Ipswich’s 50th anniversary celebrations. HRI took to the air in 1971 and in the...

I’ve been back to my broadcasting roots to take part in Hospital Radio Ipswich’s 50th anniversary celebrations. HRI took to the air in 1971 and in the...

Broadcaster Stephen Foster tells of his many great experiences at the Ipswich Corn Exchange in his latest On Air in Suffolk column The Ipswich Corn...

Broadcaster Stephen Foster tells of his many great experiences at the Ipswich Corn Exchange in his latest On Air in Suffolk column The Ipswich Corn...

A finale scene from the Gang Show at Ipswich Corn Exchange in 2005 - Credit: John Kerr/Archant Can you spot any familiar faces in these photos of the Ipswich Scout and Guide Gang Show? Children taking part in the Ipswich Gang show roadshow at Capel St Mary Scout hut in 2006 - Credit: Lucy Taylor/Archant The hugely popular show usually takes the stage every spring - although it sadly cant go ahead this year, due to Covid-19 restrictions. The Scouts and Guides Gang Show at Ipswich, in April 1977 ...

One of the sculptures from Elmer’s Big Parade outside Christchurch Mansion - Credit: St Elizabeth Hospice Following the success of Pigs Gone Wild and Elmer’s Big Parade, a third art trail will be coming to Ipswich next year. Created in partnership with producers Wild in Art, the project by St Elizabeth Hospice will see around 40 ornately decorated sculptures arrive in June 2022. They will feature designs celebrating all things Suffolk, showcasing the wealth of artistic talent in the c...

One of the sculptures from Elmer’s Big Parade outside Christchurch Mansion - Credit: St Elizabeth Hospice Following the success of Pigs Gone Wild and Elmer’s Big Parade, a third art trail will be coming to Ipswich next year. Created in partnership with producers Wild in Art, the project by St Elizabeth Hospice will see around 40 ornately decorated sculptures arrive in June 2022. They will feature designs celebrating all things Suffolk, showcasing the wealth of artistic talent in the c...