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Published1st November 2024
New initiative empowers environmental action and supports our community groups in protecting nature.
Published31st October 2024
Join this evening of entertainment and celebration on 21 March 2025 in support of Suffolk charities
Published31st October 2024
The following planning applications, available for download below, were registered during the week ending 31 October 2024.
Published25th October 2024
The Mayor of Ipswich, Councillor Elango Elavalakan, will be officially launching the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal for 2024 this Saturday on the Cornhill, Ipswich. The event will feature a short ceremony starting at 12pm on the steps of the Town Hall, providing an opportunity for the community to come together and show their support.
Published25th October 2024
Ipswich Borough Council is delighted to announce a £50,000 investment in Suffolk New College to support its innovative "Learning Curve" initiative. As part of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) a government initiative designed to support local economic growth, enhance skills, and reduce regional disparities across the UK, funds received by Ipswich Borough Council and with allocations managed by the council to ensure that investments address specific regional challenges and priorities.
Published25th October 2024
The following planning applications, available for download below, were registered during the week ending 24 October 2024.
Published22nd October 2024
The countdown to Christmas has begun as Ipswich Borough Council announces the date for this year’s Christmas lights switch on as Sunday 17 November!
Published17th October 2024
The following planning applications, available for download below, were registered during the week ending 17 October 2024.
Published16th October 2024
The Planning & Development Committee at Ipswich Borough Council met this morning, Wednesday 16 October 2024, to discuss three applications.
Published16th October 2024
Between 17th October and 24th November 2024 canvassers employed by Ipwsich Borough Council are door knocking in the Borough. Canvassers will call at specific households where no response has been received from this year’s canvass letters, which have been posted out in the last few months.

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