Ipswich Borough Council is carrying out a review of the boundaries of three of our Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs), we are inviting residents and businesses to give us their views on the proposed changes.
As the nation gets set to mark Empty Homes Week (February 15-21), Ipswich Borough Council is offering grants for owners to transform their empty homes.
Ipswich’s Borough Council plan to improve air quality in our town received a boost on Tuesday 9 February when it agreed proposals to review the current Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs) in the town.
Thousands of households across Ipswich will be eligible for a reduction in their council tax bill after councillors approved further support for residents facing financial difficulties.
Bin collections are set to take place as usual this week but icy conditions will limit services and result in some bins not being collected on their usual day.
A second Prohibition Notice has been served this week by Ipswich Borough Council on another business that has been ignoring Coronavirus regulations by continuing to trade when prohibited from doing so.
Four Constable artworks have been acquired for the Ipswich collection through funding from the Friends of the Ipswich Museums, Arts Council England/V&A Purchase Grant Fund, Art Fund and Ipswich Borough Council’s Felix Cobbold Bequest.