A WOMAN has died after a three-vehicle collision on the A14.
HEADTEACHERS have revealed that sometimes nearly half of their pupils do not speak English as a first language.
WHEN she was taken to see her favourite band perform, Karen Hadgraft never expected to be in the spotlight.
MORE people are looking to buy multi-million pound houses in “prime location” Ipswich, experts claimed today.
SUFFOLK awoke to bright sunshine today, as a hint of spring broke through the damp, soggy weather.
Mudlarks, by Vickie Donoghue, High Tide Festival, Halesworth, May 13.
Clockwork, by Laura Poliakoff, High Tide Festival, Halesworth, May 13.
Betrayal; Open Space Theatre Company, Seagull Theatre, Lowestoft; now on tour
ONE of the UK’s top comedians is coming to town to road-test new material.
THERE was a sense of national pride after an independent nation’s first international football fixture.
FEW could blame him for calling it a lifestyle choice.
Paul Jewell’s ‘Dad’s Army’ paid the price for collapsing in the second half of matches, but at least they showed signs of real promise after Christmas. As STUART WATSON found out, some of the much-repeated views surrounding Ipswich Town’s season were not quite as clear-cut as you might think.
TOMMY Smith has revealed he contemplated quitting the Blues before his Portman Road career saw a dramatic U-turn.
IPSWICH Town’s hopes of signing striker Sam Baldock on a season-long loan hinge on whether West Ham win Saturday’s Championship play-off final.
RYAN Stevenson knows he has a fight on his hands if he is going to make a place in the Blues midfield his own.
FORMER South African international Andrew Hall was in Suffolk over the Easter break.
British No.1 Elena Baltacha is through to the second round of the $100,000 clay-court ITF event in Prague.
THE best thing Tony Dobson says he ever did with Stonham Barns Golf Centre was build a nine-hole course.
A GOOD day was had by all to celebrate Ufford Park’s 20th anniversary.
A MAXIMUM three-point haul is the requirement Thursday night if Ipswich Witches are to seal their place in the League Cup semi-finals.
I SHALL miss Rowan Williams when he quits at the end of the year as Archbishop of Canterbury.