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1. Changes to CBD metered parking a win for residents and businesses

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   27 May 2021: These changes allow people who need to quickly drop in at a local business to do so without needing to pay for parking. ... We encourage people to make use of the free Saturday parking and help support local businesses.”.

2. Core Business Services 2022–2023 2022–2023IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CORE ... (PDF, 1840k)

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   28 Jun 2022: Population Growth. Development Activity. CORE SERVICE ACTIVITIES. Local and small business capability and growth programs. ... Ipswich Central Revitalisation). Small Business Friendly council initiatives. Creative Industries Development and Activation.

3. Small Creek Factsheet_Digital (PDF, 722k)

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   11 Sep 2019: Small Creek will run in the general location of the current concrete channel. ... The Small Creek project will help reduce these problems. Why remove the concrete channel?

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4. Helpful apps

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   6 Dec 2023: Small Business Disaster Hub – The Small Business Disaster Hub app includes tailored checklists, messaging, how-to videos, links to financial assistance, and downloadable print resources.

5. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CORE BUSINESS SERVICES 2021-2022 Adopted ... (PDF, 1591k)

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   22 Jun 2021: Small Business Friendly Council progress focused on local business support, business attraction and red tape reduction. ... Customer Experience Strategy finalisation and phased implementation. Other highlights:. Library services – upgrade and

6. Take it or leaf it? Frame the Front Door program launches in Ipswich Central

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   1 May 2024: Applications are now open for businesses to apply and close on Monday 13 May. ... The application process is Small Business Friendly focused and can been completed in under 10 minutes,” Cr Doyle said.

7. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 07 October 2021. Twenty-four businesses have bolstered their capability to supply to the defence industry, after a successful wrap of Ipswich City Council’s Operation Scale-Up pilot. ... 01 October 2021. Local businesses will benefit from a range of

8. Political parties need to support jobs boom for Ipswich

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   22 Dec 2020: Modernising the skills base of the Ipswich workforce is essential to ensuring industry development across defence-associated industries including innovative supply chain services and high-value research and development in advanced ... The Ipswich Leaders

9. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Council continues to support small business through new initiative. ... 13 June 2024. Ipswich City Council’s commitment to being small business friendly continues with the launch of the New Business Breakfast initiative next month.

10. First tenant announced in Nicholas Street Precinct dining hub

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    20 Oct 2021: 20 October 2021. The first restaurant has been locked in for the new dining hub in the $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct revitalisation with established restauranteurs Janet Cao and David Wang ... Ipswich Central Redevelopment Chair Councillor Marnie

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