Circle Upcoming Events

Guests enjoyed dinner at Longfields Café before a guided walk along Woodbridge’s historic riverside, finishing at The Longshed, home to the reconstruction of the famous Sutton Hoo burial ship. The evening offered an interactive insight into this nationally significant project and highlighted the important role local businesses can play in supporting our community.

Hosted at the beautiful Retreat East, Roots to Revenue welcomed entrepreneur and Dragons’ Den success story Levi Roots. Levi shared his inspiring journey from Reggae Reggae Sauce to building a successful brand. With a live steel band, great food and plenty of conversation, the afternoon brought local businesses together to connect, learn and create new opportunities.

Pizza in the Park is a regular favourite in our events calendar, bringing together familiar faces and new ones at Longfields Café. With great pizza, drinks and relaxed conversation, the evening takes away the formality of traditional networking and creates space for genuine conversations between local businesses.

Our exclusive Property Dinner welcomed John Howard and Dr Sachin Karale for a conversation about the future of Ipswich. They shared insights into their investments and regeneration projects across the town, highlighting the positive impact they are having in creating new homes, jobs and opportunities. An insightful event bringing together leaders from across the local property sector.

Our Accountancy Breakfast brought local business owners together for a practical and insightful morning focused on navigating the challenges facing businesses today. Hosted with Abbeygate Accountancy and Longfields Insurance, the event explored how proactive, forward-thinking financial support can help businesses save money, work smarter and plan confidently for the future.

The Jingle Bells & Barley Ball brought together nearly 200 guests to celebrate and support our local farmers and rural communities. Through an incredible evening of entertainment, fundraising and connection, £5,000 was raised for YANA, supporting their vital work with mental health across the agricultural and rural sectors.