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Published: 7:00 PM December 22, 2020    Victor's skipper, Dave 'Wes' Westwood with IMT chairman Geoffrey Dyball and Ipswich Borough councillor Phil Smart, with the new plaque for Wherry Quay - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown/Archant Historic barge Victor took centre stage as quay names linked to Ipswich's heritage were unveiled on the town's Waterfront. Ipswich borough councillor Phil Smart and Ipswich Maritime Trust chairman Geoffrey Dyball with the new plaque for Wherry Quay on the Ipswich Waterfront - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown/Archant A blue plate for Wherry Quay was officially unveiled by Ips...

Published: 5:30 AM December 18, 2020    How Sizewell C with its twin reactors could look alongside plants A and B on Suffolk's coast - Credit: EDF Energy Ipswich councillors have raised fresh concerns over the proposed Sizewell C nuclear power station project on the Suffolk coast, citing train concerns and impacts on housing as key worries. EDF Energy launched another consultation last month after The committee raised three chief concerns - that freight movements by rail on the East Suffolk Line should have regard to noise and air quality disturbance; questions over the impact freight tr...

Published: 12:20 PM December 18, 2020    Ipswich Borough Council says its roads cannot cope with more traffic from developments on the fringes without mitigation measures - Credit: Archant Ipswich roads will not be able to cope with vast development on the fringes of the town without mitigation measures from neighbouring councils, it has been warned. Ipswich Borough Council's planning committee on Wednesday agreed its response to the Data from the draft plan indicated that Babergh was planning just over 2,000 homes on the Ipswich Fringe up to 2037 - 21% of its planned housing growth, while...

Published: 5:30 AM December 18, 2020    How Sizewell C with its twin reactors could look alongside plants A and B on Suffolk's coast - Credit: EDF Energy Ipswich councillors have raised fresh concerns over the proposed Sizewell C nuclear power station project on the Suffolk coast, citing train concerns and impacts on housing as key worries. EDF Energy launched another consultation last month after The committee raised three chief concerns - that freight movements by rail on the East Suffolk Line should have regard to noise and air quality disturbance; questions over the impact freight tr...

Published: 12:20 PM December 18, 2020    Ipswich Borough Council says its roads cannot cope with more traffic from developments on the fringes without mitigation measures - Credit: Archant Ipswich roads will not be able to cope with vast development on the fringes of the town without mitigation measures from neighbouring councils, it has been warned. Ipswich Borough Council's planning committee on Wednesday agreed its response to the Data from the draft plan indicated that Babergh was planning just over 2,000 homes on the Ipswich Fringe up to 2037 - 21% of its planned housing growth, while...