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'Do-nothing approach' to Orwell Bridge traffic chaos has 'cost Suffolk businesses' (opens the original)
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The chamber of commerce has said the 'do-nothing' approach to solving traffic issues on the Orwell Bridge is costing businesses in the county. The statement from Suffolk Chamber of Commerce comes as Suffolk County Council announced a report costing around £300,000 will be conducted into seeing what solution, including a second bridge, Ipswich Northern Bypass or tunnel underneath the river is the best long-term fix. Suffolk County Council's cabinet will meet on Thursday, September 17 to discuss u
Ipswich drivers face 15-year wait for £1bn answer to Orwell Bridge chaos (opens the original)
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A £1billion solution to traffic issues in Ipswich, made worse by closures and problems with the Orwell Bridge, may not be operational for nearly 15 years. Solutions such as another bridge, a Northern Bypass or a tunnel underneath the river have all been suggested ahead of a Suffolk County Council cabinet meeting being held on Thursday, September 17. The £300,000 process would refresh data and re-examine traffic options using the latest modelling, forecasts, incident data and environmental cons
Ipswich gets new blue plaque honouring man who helped shape Waterfront (opens the original)
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A new blue plaque dedicated to the man who designed the Ipswich Wet Dock has been unveiled by schoolkids. Children from schools across Ipswich, including Brook Hall school, have fully researched young engineer Edward Caley who is directly responsible for much of the town's wealth, status and one of its most popular locations - the Waterfront. The project was organised by Hannah Houghton from the Wolsey 550 with support from ABP and the Ipswich Society, who are behind the 31 other blue plaques in
Exhibition at Ipswich's newest museum turning disused tech into art (opens the original)
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A new exhibition turning disused technology into art pieces will be on display at Ipswich's newest museum next month. Planned Obsolescence will run from October 1 to 31 at the Museum of the Environment (MOTE) in Ipswich, showcasing photography, sculpture, sound, and performance created from obsolete devices, tech and everyday waste. Curated by Alicia Doel, the exhibition features work by Norwich-based artist Tristan Burfield alongside environmental artists Hannah Ayres, Michael Ridge, and Liza R
500-year-old listed hotel in Ipswich could receive emergency funding (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Work to convert a 500 year old hotel in Ipswich into new homes could receive emergency funding to replace its roof and windows. John Howard, the owner of the Great White Horse Hotel in Tavern Street said that he had been invited to apply for the cas
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