About our CIU Club
Manor Club & Ballroom
4 St. Margarets Green,
Ipswich,
Suffolk IP4 2BP
Tel: 01473 400154
Ipswich
is a multi-cultural centre for business, culture, entertainment and sport and
has facilities for visitors and residents. Ipswich has more than 130,000
residents from many communities and the county town of Suffolk is the fastest
growing regional centre in the East of England. Ipswich is home to University
Campus Suffolk and the Suffolk New College, the Regent Theatre, Corn Exchange,
and Team Ipswich, promoting sport in the community ahead of the 2012 London
Olympic Games. It is also home to the IP-City hi-tech cluster.
What's
on in Ipswich.
Social Clubs in Ipswich |
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| California Social Club 191-199 Foxhall Road Ipswich Suffolk IP3 8LB Tel: 01473 727625 |
Civic Social Club 1 Black Horse Lane Ipswich Suffolk IP1 2EF Tel: 01473 214889 |
| Constitutional & Conservative Club 199 Clapgate Lane Ipswich Suffolk IP3 0RF Tel: 01473 728463 |
Felixstowe Trades & Labour Club 182 High Rd West Felixstowe Suffolk IP11 9BB Tel: 01394 282108 |
| Gainsborough Labour & Social Club 394 Landseer Road Ipswich Suffolk IP3 9LX Tel: 01473 728072 |
Halesworth Labour Club Station Road Halesworth Suffolk IP19 8BZ Tel: 01986 873348 |
| Ipswich Central Conservative Club Secretary/St Stephens Church Lane Ipswich Suffolk IP1 1DR Tel: 01473 216013 |
Ipswich Railway Athletic & Social Club Burrell Road Ipswich Suffolk IP2 8AL Tel: 01473 688600 |
| Kesgrave Social Club Edmonton Road Kesgrave Suffolk IP5 1EE Tel: 01473 622128 |
Manor Club & Ballroom Social Club 4 St Margarets Green Ipswich Suffolk IP4 2BP Tel: 01473 400155 |
| Norbridge Social Club Norwich Road Ipswich Suffolk IP1 4HA Tel: 01473 748683 |
Rosary Conservative Club 172 Bramford Road Ipswich Suffolk IP1 4AB Tel: 01473 406036 |
| Ipswich Port Authority Social
Club Old Custom House Common Quay Key Street Ipswich Suffolk IP4 1BY Tel: 01473 211220 |
Locomotive & Working Men's Club
& Institute Rectory Road Ipswich Suffolk IP2 8EG Tel: 01473 688708 |
| Newton Road Conservative Club Newton Road Ipswich Suffolk IP3 8HQ Tel: 01473 727567 |
Rivers Social Club Landseer Road Ipswich Suffolk IP3 0AZ Tel: 01473 254638 |
Ipswich is a non-metropolitan district in
Suffolk, England on the estuary of the River Orwell. The town of the same name
overspills the borough boundaries significantly, with only 85% of the town's
population living within the borough at the time of the 2001 Census, when it was
the third-largest settlement in the United Kingdom's East of England region, and
the 38th largest urban area in England. Like many other similar towns, Ipswich
is home to many artists, with galleries at Christchurch Mansion, the Town Hall,
a gallery in the Ancient House and the Artists Gallery in Electric House being
the more prominent. The visual arts are further supported with many sites of
sculpture with easy accessibility. The Borough Council promotes creation of new
public works of art and has been known to make this a condition of planning
permission.
The town houses Ipswich Museum and the Ipswich Transport Museum. Performing arts
are well represented with Ipswich being home to DanceEast which has the primary
aim of advocating innovation and development of dance in the East of England.
They are building new premises as part of the waterfront development. These will
be the first custom built dance facilities in the East of England at a cost of
around £8million. The Eastern Angles theatre group are based at the Sir John
Mills Theatre in Ipswich, named after the famous actor who lived in Felixstowe
as a child. Since 1991, there has been an annual arts festival called Ip-Art
which brings together many events across art disciplines and different venues,
notably a free music day in Christchurch Park, which in 2006 had over 50
different acts performing over 7 stages. Norwich remains the regional centre for
TV broadcasting, but both BBC East and Anglia TV have presenters and offices in
Ipswich. The town has three local radio stations, BBC Radio Suffolk covering the
entire county, where the East Anglian Accent can be heard on its many phone-ins,
the commercial SGR-FM which was founded in 1975 as Radio Orwell covering the A14
corridor in Suffolk and Town 102 which was founded in 2006 and is the first
station specific for Ipswich. The younger audience is catered for with Suffolk
based Kiss 105-108. On 15 August, Ipswich Community Radio launched full-time
after successfully gaining a licence in early 2006. The town's daily evening
newspaper is the Evening Star (Ipswich) which is the sister title to the
county's daily morning newspaper the East Anglian Daily Times.
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