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Equality campaigners have hit out at a speech by Ipswich MP Tom Hunt at a Conservative conference fringe meeting.

Last week, students and faculty members reported the anti-LGBTQ+ flyers in common areas, academic unit mailboxes and directly posted on faculty doors in buildings included but not limited to the

Hundreds of guests attended a special event to mark the 25th anniversary of BSC Multicultural Services and its work across Ipswich and Suffolk.

BSC Multicultural Services (BSCMS) has been supporting communities throughout Ipswich for the last 25 years.

BSC Multicultural Services (BSCMS) has been supporting communities throughout Ipswich for the last 25 years.

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Becoming an Australian citizen is an exciting and rewarding experience for many migrants. But to achieve citizenship, you must first pass the Australian citizenship test. It measures your knowledge of Australia's history, culture, values, and political system. 

COLLEGE STATION, Tex. - The July email to Texas A&M University instructors caught many by surprise. The university would drop a required lesson on "respect & inclusion" from a semesterlong program open to all first-year students, according to the email. This was necessary, an official wrote, in light of a new state law that bans, in part, mandatory diversity training. In its place, A&M would add a lesson on mental health.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most...

UGA is adding locations to meet the social and extracurricular needs of students.

Thousands attended the One Big Multicultural Festival in Alexandra Park in Ipswich on July 23 for a celebration of world music, food and sport.