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The number of Suffolk Punch foals increased to 33 last year from 28 in 2018, a welcome increase for the endangered breed
Suffolk singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has been named the UK’s artist of the decade by the Official Charts Company.
Work has started on building a new school school due to open in September named after Blues legend Sir Bobby Robson
Ipswich law firm Birketts was named Law Firm of the Year at the Modern Law Awards 2020 at a ceremony in Manchester.
It has been announced that the Buttermarker branch of Boots will close at the end of July
Nearly 400,000 people visited Ipswich for Elmer’s Big Parade last summer – bringing a massive £2.4million boost to the town’s economy.
Bosses of some of the region’s biggest attractions said they were feeling optimistic for the year ahead – despite facing rising costs and pressure to invest more.
An idyllic, hidden-away house near the historic Sutton Hoo burial ground is listed for sale online – but would set prospective buyers back at least £1.5million.
Major proposals have been unveiled for a brand new water park near the Orwell Bridge – complete with its own lake.
An environmental activist Debbie Bartlett a Felixstowe litter-cleaning activist,has turned her attention to inspiring the next generation by writing a childrens’ book, ‘Just One Child’.
Two men from Suffolk former Ipswich GP Malcom “Mac” Speake, 78, and part-time barber Charles “Len” Cousens, 77 are part of a select group of 10 runners who have completed every London Marathon – and are preparing to run their 40th this year.
Calls are being made for a new location to be found for the Caterpillar Children’s Centre centre in Woodbridge which is facing closure.
A 16-year-old from Ipswich, Jack Ferguson, who lives with autism and severe arthritis will be competing in a 24-hour endurance karting race this year.
A plot of land with permission to build 39 holiday lodges next to Blyth River Gravel Pit near Halesworth has been put up for sale for more than £1.2m.
Soldiers from Suffolk’s Wattisham air base have been preparing to take part in a major European exercise.
In cycling news the final stage of the 2020 Women’s Tour is to take place in Suffolk on 13 June.

What’s On in Ipswich

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What's On in Ipswich

What’s on in Ipswich

Things To See and Do

Attractions and Places to Visit in Ipswich

Attractions and Places to Visit in Ipswich

Ipswich is a beautiful city of stunning architecture, history and culture. The glorious Tudor Christchurch Mansion is set in a beautiful park close to the town centre and is now a free museum housing period rooms and a stunning art gallery, home to the most significant collection of Constables outside London.

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Places to stay in Ipswich

Places to Stay in Ipswich

Ipswich offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit all tastes and budgets. From the four star boutique hotels on the Waterfront, through privately run and national chain hotels, serviced apartments and holiday lets for those preferring to self cater and well regarded privately run B&Bs and guest houses, there will be something to suit you.

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Sports and Activities

Sports and Activities

If you’re looking for inspiration for new places to go, days out and things to do, there's no shortage of activities in Ipswich. No matter what time of year you plan on coming, there are broad range of fun-packed activities in Ipswich, from Horse riding, a trip to the theater or art gallery, or maybe for the history enthusiast in you.

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Activities, Where to Eat, Where to Stay, What to Do in Ipswich

Whether you’re looking for where to stay in Ipswich, you’ll find everything you need for your Ipswich holiday on Whats On In Ipswich.net. Make sure to discover Ipswich’s diverse neighbourhoods, from tranquil suburbs to central areas full of shopping, entertainment and dining options. 

Ipswich has a huge choice for eat and drink, including historic classic pubs offering a range of locally brewed real ales, beautiful stylish restaurants, hidden gems in the countryside, riverside eateries, family friendly pubs, Chinese restaurants and takeaways, Indian Cuisine, Japanese & Italian restaurants, Cafes, Deli’s. From stylish waterfront bistros and authentic global independents to traditional Suffolk pubs and quirky bars, Ipswich really does have something for all taste..

Maharani Ipswich

Maharani Ipswich

We're always looking for ways to tantalise you with our great food, try our special offers, try something new today at the Maharani Indian&Bangladeshi Cuisine
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Alaturka in Ipswich

Alaturka

Alaturka is the perfect place to enjoy quality Turkish food at affordable prices and in our friendly, relaxing atmosphere with wide selection of Turkish cuisine.
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Harvest Restaurant and Bar Ipswich

Harvest Restaurant and Bar

Harvest Restaurant and Bar serves dishes using the local produce of the Greater Ipswich Region, from the Lockyer Valley to the Scenic Rim and Somerset
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The Tuddenham Fountain

The Tuddenham Fountain

We are an informal bistro style restaurant set in an oldie worldly 16th century country pub with great food, great service and great value.
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What’s On In

Ipswich is a vibrant county town with a strong heritage. Ipswich is a waterfront town, England’s oldest continuously inhabited town, with a cutting-edge arts and culture scene. Ipswich is surrounded by the beautiful Suffolk countryside and coastline.

Its Waterfront brings a marina-side café culture; its vibrant arts and culture offer includes numerous festivals and events. Three heritage parks and lots of open spaces make the town one of the greenest in the country. Ipswich has an extensive range of things to do with a selection of places to eat and drink, adventures and activities, plan your stay and visit to Ipswich.