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The Grill at Twenty5, in Ipswich in Suffolk, won a national Good Food Award for 2023.

One of the Ipswich areas best-known pubs looks set to reopen next year as thanks to the team behind a successful restaurant in the town.

One of the Ipswich areas best-known pubs looks set to reopen next year as thanks to the team behind a successful restaurant in the town.

The Grill At Twenty5 owners organises a free homeless breakfast for those in need, which will take place December 23 between 7 am and 11 am in the…

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The owner of Grill at Twenty5 has said the criteria for hardship grants to help Ipswich businesses through Covid isn't fair.

The Grill at Twenty5, in St Nicholas Street, Ipswich, Suffolk was awarded blue ribbon by the Good food awards.

"What a huge day this will be for our hospitality workers, who really have worked wonders in difficult conditions. It is a massive day for a sector that has been hit so hard. "I hope they get all the support they deserve – it goes without saying that without our support, this time next year your favourite pub or restaurant might not be there anymore." Jeames Leamon and his mum Tina, who own The Grill at Twenty5 in The Saints - Credit: Archant James Leamon, head chef at The Grill at Twenty5, s...

"It will save jobs, but its not much help while we cant open. "Weve got to pay for coronavirus eventually, and this seems a sensible way to do it." Tina Leamon, who manages The Grill at Twenty5 in Ipswich with her son James, said it was likely her restaurant would be only be back to full capacity at the end of the year - when the rate would be higher. Tina Leamon, who runs Ipswichs Twenty5 restaurant with her son James - Credit: Archant She said: "It helps a lot. Were not going to look a gift ...