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Concerns over pioneers cemetery
COUNCIL’S considerations into Stone Quarry Cemetery being used for Islamic burials have been questioned by Willowbank community leader and local historian George Hatchman. Council is…
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Stepping in to Christmas spirit
CENTRAL Ipswich switched into festive mode on Friday with the flick of a switch to light up the city Christmas tree in d’Arcy Doyle Place.…
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Jack brings art of giving to hospital
THE world has been a little brighter recently at Ipswich Hospital, thanks to artist Jack Ryan. The 91-year-old Ipswich man has donated some of his…
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Arts hub idea for abandoned buildings
COUNCIL is considering opening the former Jamie’s Kitchen site in d’Arcy Doyle Place as a visual arts studio as part of a plan to foster…
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Red tape pushes charity to the edge
THE BOSS of a leading homeless charity fears officials might seize her lease and evict families if the cash can’t be found to meet government…
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Bellbird Park plan rears head again
A MAJOR subdivision planned for Bellbird Park has triggered alarm among residents who have been battling to stop the development for years. Developer CB Developments…
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Christmas spirit bursts into life at Brassall
THE clouds lifted and the crowds gathered early on Friday evening for one of Ipswich’s longest running and most loved community Christmas carols events. Around…
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Brassall assault charges
THREE people have been charged over an alleged assault in Brassall. A man was allegedly held against his will at a Henry Street property around…
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Springfield robbery charges
DETECTIVES have charged a 16-year-old boy with robbery over an incident at Orion Lagoon, Springfield last week. It has been alleged three males approached an…
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What’s On In Ipswich 29th November 2023
THEATRE My Fair Empire LOVINGLY ripped off from the Star Wars classic The Empire Strikes Back, My Fair Empire brings the year to an end…
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