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Ipswich CEO takes questions - listen now

  • Published
    4 November 2024

Ipswich Town CEO Mark Ashton is joining Brenner Woolley on The Blue Hour to take questions from fans right now.

You can watch a live stream of the discussion or listen on BBC Radio Suffolk.

Mark Ashton and Kieran McKennaImage source, Getty Images

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