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With just one month to go until Ipswich submits its bid to become the UK’s next City of Culture 2029, the town has today launched a major public campaign urging residents, businesses and organisations to show their support. The #BackTheBid campaign is a rallying call to people across Ipswich to sign up, get involved and

The countdown is on. With just one week until Christmas, the pressure is mounting to find those final perfect gifts. But before you panic and grab a generic, ill-fitting jumper, we’re here to let you in on the ultimate secret weapon for the savvy shopper: The Gift Card Gambit. Forget the old myth that a

Celebrate the Best in Our Centre Introducing the winners of the Buttermarket Retailer Awards!

Deesigner Hair, one of Ipswich’s longest-standing hair salons, is celebrating 30 years of serving the community in the Buttermarket Centre. Officially opened on 1st September 1995 by owner Dee, the salon has grown from humble beginnings to become a cornerstone of the local hairdressing scene. Dee, who had previously been the manager of Supercuts in

Celebrate World Bee Day with The Buttermarket 🐝🌼 Join us as we mark World Bee Day with a renewed focus on biodiversity and pollinator protection right here in Ipswich. We’ve enhanced our Nectar Bar and invite you to take part by creating your own bee-friendly spaces at home, whether you have a garden, a balcony,

Your comfort and safety are our top priorities at Buttermarket. If you ever need assistance during your visit, our friendly team is here to support you every step of the way. No matter the situation, you can count on us. Simply approach any member of our staff or security team, and they’ll be happy to

The Buttermarket, is proud to announce the launch of “Ask for Poppy,” an initiative aimed at addressing the issue of period poverty in the local community. The Buttermarket is committed to providing free feminine hygiene products to those in need, ensuring that no person in Ipswich has to endure the challenges of period poverty alone.