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Ipswich Mayor Councillor Elango Elavalakan will lead the annual civic service next month, bringing together local leaders and residents to honour those who serve the community.
The big picture: The civic service is a longstanding tradition that:
Celebrates Ipswich and its community servants
Brings together mayors from across Suffolk
Features a procession and musical performances
Why it matters: The event showcases Ipswich's civic pride and offers a moment for reflection on the contributions of local officials and volunteers.
Key details:
Date: Sunday, 13 October
Time: Procession starts at 3:15pm, service begins at 3:30pm
Location: St Mary-le-Tower Church
Open to the public
What they're saying: "I'm looking forward to this annual event which gives us an opportunity to bring the community together and to give thanks," says Councillor Elavalakan.
Of note: The service will include performances by the Choirs of The Chapel Royal, Hampton Court Palace and St Mary-le-Tower Ipswich.
The bottom line: This civic service offers Ipswich residents a chance to connect with their local leaders and celebrate the spirit of community service.
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