A baby bereavement garden for parents who have suffered miscarriages has opened.
The space in Holywells Park, has been launched by the local branch of the Miscarriage Association and the Ipswich Hospital Baby Bereavement Group.
Teenagers taking part in the National Citizen Service (NCS) carried out the work on the garden.
Miss Teen Suffolk Emma Collingridge and councillor Liz Harsant cut the ribbon at the weekend.
Sophie Steele, NCS team leader, said: βIt was really nice for the young people to see the garden finished, and we all hope it is used by many people as a relaxing place to remember their little ones.β
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