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Ipswich Regent Theatre re-opened last night with great reaction to first live show for more than a year

22nd July 2021
Almost one thousand people were in the audience at the Ipswich Regent Theatre last night to see the first live performance - Anton & Giovanni (Strictly’s Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice’s joint tour) - there for 494 days.
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Over 80% cut in carbon emissions with new electricity and gas contracts for Ipswich Borough Council

14th July 2021
Ipswich Borough Council decided last night (13 July 2021) to move to new energy contracts that will use zero-carbon electricity and “green” gas that will cut carbon emissions by over 80%.
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Ipswich Borough Council brings back free summer activities for children and young people in Ipswich

8th July 2021
This summer, between Wednesday 21 July – Sunday 29 August, five to 16 years olds living or attending school in Ipswich will once again get a free Summer Holiday iCard, giving them full access to the Council’s summer activity programme.
Interim housing now available for formerly homeless tenants

Interim housing now available for formerly homeless tenants

7th July 2021
Ipswich Borough Council’s contractor, Hills Building Group, have completed works on the eight micro homes in Whitton Church Lane that will be used to accommodate formerly homeless residents.
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Council set to cut carbon emissions by over 80% with new electricity and gas contracts

6th July 2021
Ipswich Borough Council will cut carbon emissions by over 80% if a move to new energy contracts that use zero-carbon electricity and “green” gas is agreed at the Council’s Executive on 13 July.
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