Month: November 2019

Former students from an Ipswich state school are being asked to go back to the classroom to inspire current students to career confidence and academic success.

Woodbridge School, a leading independent school in the East of England, has appointed Ms Shona Norman as Head.

Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum, along with local AmDram group ‘The Company of Four’ are celebrating the success of the recent ‘Thrill at the Mill’ events, hosted at the Tide Mill during Halloween on 31st October and 1st November.

Suffolk Philharmonic Orchestra, working with Ipswich Borough Council, will present a Mother’s Day musical treat, Peter and the Wolf, on Sunday 22nd March 2020 at the Ipswich Corn Exchange, featuring former BBC presenter Bill Turnbull.

An Ipswich law firm is offering discounted prices on its Will writing services in exchange for a donation to charity.

A Suffolk business is seeing record occupancy from domestic customers as more people decide to refurbish their existing homes, rather than move house in the current political and economic climate.

A raft of opportunities for Anglo Saxon history enthusiasts to back a unique shipbuild has launched with the chance to sponsor one of 84 oars.

Local amateur theatre group Felixstowe Musical Theatre are returning to perform at the Spa Pavilion Theatre, Felixstowe for the first time since the venue came under private management in 2015.

Local developer Hopkins Homes invites further applications to the Hopkins War Memorial Fund as 140 of East Anglia’s memorials are found to be in a Poor or Very bad condition.