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For the love of a home for your children Written by Jason Green,

Published on December 14, 2023

Kids splashing around in the summer at Bourne Park in Ipswich

Dear Ipswich, How are things with you?

Ipswich is the home for my children, I’ve shared great memories at the splash parks fun days out and all around entertainment, there is so much to do you just have to look out for it, and i see ipswich has a lot of growth potential, if the right people can support each other we can do magnificent things.

There is a beauty inside ipswich that i see everyday, and i really enjoy living here, i’ve made so many wonderful friends and memories that i will cherish forever.

Jason Green

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