Residents invited to help shape Ipswich local laws

Ipswich residents are being invited to share their thoughts on possible changes to the city’s local laws. Finance and Governance Committee Chairperson and Division Two Councillor Paul Tully said council was undertaking a comprehensive review of local laws to ensure they remain current and fit for purpose. “This review is the third and final stage […]

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