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Published: 5:30 AM July 23, 2021    Updated: 8:39 AM July 23, 2021 McCarthy Stone hope the first people will be moving into their new development in Lower Brook Street in spring 2023. - Credit: McCarthy Stone Homebuilder McCarthy Stone is set to start building a new development in the heart of Ipswich "imminently" after years of delays. The company will finally start work on the site in Lower Brook Street, which was previously home to Ipswich Star and EADT publisher Archant, soon with the first homes going on the market towards the end of next year. The Star and EADT were published from Lo...

Story champ Thomas Harris. AN IMAGINATIVE youngster has been crowned the winner of a short story competition. Thomas Harris from Holy Trinity Primary School won the competition held by developer McCarthy Stone after penning his story ‘The Not Knows Land’. The year six pupils were given the theme of portals, inspired by the work of children’s author and poet AF Harold, particularly his book ‘The Song from Somewhere Else’. The work was judged by homeowners from the company’s Harvard Place development. Thomas’ own story tells the tale of a young girl’s journey to ret...

New research reveals 6 in 10 Brits feel ageism is a big problem that needs fixing, with a quarter (27%) of over 65s saying they have been victims[1] 44% of those aged 65 and over feel

Canon Ian Davenport, 66, recently retired after a decade in the role. He is also a Chaplain to Her Majesty The Queen and Rural Dean of Malpas. McCarthy Stone, the developers behind The Cedars retired living development, named the guest suite ‘Davenport Suite’ in recognition of his contribution to the community and as a small gesture of appreciation for his work over the many years. The guest suite will be a place for family and friends to come and stay when visiting retired relatives, Emma O’Connor, sales executive for The Cedars, said: “We know that all sorts of things are ...

Devizes resident Sally Noseda is celebrating after being selected as the winner of a recent photography competition. Run by McCarthy Stone, which is the developer behind the Shackleton Place development in Devizes, the competition called for local residents to share photographs of their favourite scenery, wildlife and landscapes in Devizes and the surrounding areas taken on their daily walks during lockdown. The competition was judged by the Mayor of Devizes, Councillor Chris Gay, who chose Sally’s photograph entitled ‘Where Mediaeval Souls Meander’, as the winning entry. The ph...