Mark Boggis is a Senior Reporter at Low Journal and EDP24. He focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, urban design, and planning, while also addressing topics related to the housing market and mental health. Mark's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Eastern Evening News Limited, Great Yarmouth Mercury, and the Miami Herald.
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Mark Boggis focuses on local news with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics such as bike theft, pet accidents, and urban development. He also covers human interest stories related to weight loss and festive traditions.
If you have insights or expertise in local crime trends, community issues around urban development or property protection, or personal health transformations (such as weight loss), Mark may be interested in your input for his articles. Additionally, if you can provide valuable perspectives on the impact of these events within the Ipswich area or offer expert advice regarding preventive measures against crimes like bike thefts, it would likely resonate well with his coverage.
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A former seafront day care centre that has been empty a number of years could soon be set for a new lease of life.
By: Mark Boggis
Investigations are continuing after a woman was arrested as racially aggravated comments were made towards staff working in an off-licence in a…
By: Mark Boggis
A seaside town centre bank looks set to unveil changes to improve security and accessibility after plans were given the green light.
By: Mark Boggis
An abandoned pile of clothes left on a north Suffolk beach popular with nudists sparked an emergency response.
Part of a village hall looks set to be demolished and rebuilt after plans were approved.
A hidden corner of Suffolk has inspired a community storytelling project.
By: Mark Boggis
A Grade II-listed former art gallery in the heart of Lowestoft’s historic High Street is up for sale at auction once more.
A Grade II-listed former art gallery on the coast is being offered for sale once more at auction.
