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From the Blog on 27 Feb 2025
Our very own Ipswich Monopoly! Have your say to name a Square!
By Sam Sherman
Looks like Ipswich has secured an official edition of the world’s most popular board game, MONOPOLY. You can take part and make suggestions for a square!
From the Blog on 21 Feb 2025
Liminal Gaze Collective – Come and Join us
By Alex
In this space we encourage you to challenge our sense of what is possible and to expand our perceptions & depictions of bodies and gender
From the Blog on 16 Feb 2025
Free parking in Ipswich Town centre? Yes please!
By Sam Sherman
Ipswich Central, working with Apex Ipswich Blackfriars Car Park in Foundation St, is offering a ‘Free after 3pm on Thursday’ offer.
From the Blog on 10 Feb 2025
Hop to it! Exciting news from St Elizabeth Hospice
By Sam Sherman
We all loved the art last trail, so it's very exciting that St Elizabeth Hospice has announced the next Hop to it!
From the Blog on 6 Feb 2025
Have your say at Area Committee Meetings
By Sam Sherman
These meetings are a great opportunity to understand what goes on in your hyper-local area, to meet the councillors and speak up.
From the Blog on 6 Feb 2025
At Ipswich.love, we are delighted to partner Suffolk Libraries
By Sam Sherman
Suffolk Libraries offer people an incredible variety of services, activities and entertainment, online and in the real world.
From the Blog on 6 Feb 2025
Suffolk New College celebrate 20 years of producing live TV events
By Suffolk New College
Suffolk New College media students are hosting their annual live TV event at Ipswich County Library on Wednesday 5 February 2025.
From the Blog on 4 Feb 2025
Have you heard about the ‘Local List’?
By Sam Sherman
The Local List is, as it describes, a list of buildings in Ipswich which aren’t listed nationally, but which local people value and love.
From the Blog on 4 Feb 2025
The Ipswich Historic Lettering website
By Sam Sherman
It became clear that Ipswich in Suffolk is of national, if not global, importance. Simon of Simon’s Suffolk Churches was particularly helpful