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Council’s Executive to consider change of headquarters

Published13th March 2024

Our Executive is meeting to consider relocating the authority’s headquarters into the town centre, with the proposal on the agenda for Tuesday 19 March.

Ipswich unveils ambitious plans for a new Aquatics Centre and masterplan for Portman Road area

Published12th March 2024

Ipswich Borough Council propose a transformative development that promises to rejuvenate the town and support a more connected, vibrant community.

Ipswich celebrates third successive Tree City of the World award

Published8th March 2024
Ipswich has achieved Tree City of the World (TCotW) status for the third year in a row, from the international programme which recognises work to manage and maintain urban forests and trees.

Planning applications - week ending 7 March 2024

Published7th March 2024

During the week ending 7 March 2024, these applications have been registered: 

Ipswich resident fined for breaching Noise Abatement Notice

Published7th March 2024
An Ipswich woman has been ordered to pay £1,320 for breaching a Noise Abatement Notice issued by Ipswich Borough Council.

Ipswich Borough Council Planning Committee decisions

Published6th March 2024
The Planning & Development Committee at Ipswich Borough Council met this morning, Wednesday 6 March 2024, to discuss 10 applications.

Remembering John Norman

Published6th March 2024
Ipswich Mayor, Councillor Lynne Mortimer pays tribute to John Norman, who died last month.

Ipswich Regent Theatre unveils the giant of all pantomimes – Jack and the Beanstalk!

Published6th March 2024
Ipswich Regent Theatre plans to reach new heights this Christmas as it announces this year’s festive pantomime - Jack and the Beanstalk!

Planning applications - week ending 29 February 2024

Published29th February 2024
The following applications have been registered during the week ending 29 February 2024.

Ipswich Borough Council agrees its budget for the coming year

Published29th February 2024
Ipswich Borough Council determined its 2024/25 budget proposals at a Full Council meeting last night (Wednesday 28 February), setting out how it will deal with dramatically rising cost pressures while protecting services and continuing to invest in Ipswich.

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