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Last few tickets remain for Jason Manford's Ipswich show

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Comedy fans have just 48 hours to secure remaining seats for the nationally acclaimed comedian's performance at the Regent Theatre this Thursday.

Why it matters: The renowned comedian brings his brand-new show 'A Manford All Seasons' to Ipswich, with 90 tickets remaining at the 1,500-capacity venue at the time of writing.

Jason Manford A Manford all Seasons
Comedy fans have just 48 hours to secure remaining seats for the nationally acclaimed comedian's performance at the Regent Theatre this ThursdayRegent Theatre

The details:

  • Doors open at 18:30, with the show starting at 19:30

  • The performance runs for approximately two hours, including an interval and support act

  • Tickets are priced at £37.40, plus a £1.50 restoration levy

  • Limited single seats are available at £16.50, plus levy

For context: Manford, known for his Absolute Radio show, has received acclaim from national media, with the Mail on Sunday describing his performances as "comic gold".

What to know: The show is suitable for audiences aged 14 and above.

The bottom line: Thursday's performance marks Manford's return to the Regent with his latest comic offering of expert observational comedy. You can book your tickets here.

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Quick fire crew response prevents Spring Road blaze from spreading

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Firefighters raced to a home on Spring Road earlier this morning to tackle a bedroom blaze, successfully stopping flames from spreading to the roof.

Two fire crews at the scene
Two crews attended the sceneSFRS

The occupant was alerted to the fire and woken up by their smoke alarm, allowing them to safely exit the property and call Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service quickly.

Firefighters from Princes Street and Ipswich East fire stations were on scene within minutes of being called at 10.18am. The incident was closed at 12.40pm.

Burnt remains of a bedroom
Firefighters stressed the importance of closing bedroom doors at nightSFRS

Two crews responded to the incident.

The fire is believed to have been caused by an electrical appliance. Residents can find more information about fire safety in their homes through Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service's safety guidance.

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