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An application has been submitted to Ipswich Borough Council to convert the former Ipswich registry office into a SEND school.

Permission has been sought for a new vape shop to open in Ipswich, a short distance from Ipswich Hospital in Heath Road in the Suffolk town.

The owner of Seacrest Fish and Chips was told by Southend Council the home he had built at the end of his chippy did not meet planning regulations.

The Beauty Inspired Studio in Ipswich has applied to move to a unit on Duke Street. It is owned by Dana Gabene and currently has premises on Wherstead Road.

Mint Car Wash Ltd at Slade Street car park, adjacent to a Ipswich's historic Jewish cemetery, has been refused permission to erect a temporary canopy.

Mint Car Wash Ltd at Slade Street car park on Star Lane has applied to install a canopy over its carwash. Ipswich Borough Council previously refused in 2019.

Plans have been submitted to east Suffolk council to turn a travel agents, Cruiseready, on New Street, in central Woodbridge into a nail bar.

Plans to turn the former Blockbuster Video in Newmarket into a new café have been unveiled.

It has stood prominently as a "beautiful B&B" within a conservation area featuring stunning views of the seafront for more than 40 years.

It has stood prominently as a "beautiful B&B" within a conservation area featuring stunning views of the seafront for more than 40 years.