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Building Community, Making Waves

Ipswich Maritime Trust at University of Suffolk, Ipswich

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IMT members free - Guests £5, pay on door

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Boat Building was placed on the Red List of Endangered Crafts in 2023. But is the tide beginning to turn for this threatened industry?
Come along to the IMT First Wednesday of the Month meeting on Wednesday 2nd April to find out! Our guest speaker is Belinda Joslin, from Women in Boatbuilding CIC.
Refreshments to follow
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