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Cash boost for Ipswich Film Theatre

5.00.00am GMT Sat 2nd Dec 2006

Ipswich Corn Exchange (photography: Andrew Cann)

Lottery funding will improve acces to the Corn Exchange Film Theatre

The new administration at Ipswich Borough Council has put an emphasis on getting funding from external sources in order to improve local services with as little cost being levied on the local council-tax payer. Ipswich Film Theatre has recently benefited from this approach after securing £9,000 of lottery money to improve disabled access at the Corn Exchange basement site.

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