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Ipswich: Concerns raised over police stop and search figures
FRESH concerns have been raised about the “disproportionate” number of black and minority ethnic people undergoing police stop and searches in Suffolk.
Norfolk: Three charged with murder after death of Great Yarmouth man
THREE people have been charged with murder after the death of a man in Great Yarmouth.
Suffolk Coast: Ten projects win funding to boost Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
TEN projects to support the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) have been awarded a share of a new £120,000 community fund.
Newmarket: Woman injured as carnival banner brings wall crashing to ground
HALF-a-tonne of bricks were thrown onto a Suffolk street after a carnival banner came down bringing part of a wall with it.
Suffolk/Essex: Sunshine sends people flocking to coast - and there’s more to come
A GLORIOUS day of sunshine in Suffolk and Essex sent people flocking to the coast - and there will be more to come tomorrow.
- Colchester: Shop evacuated as roof partially collapses
- Norfolk: Motorcyclist dies in road accident
- Ipswich: Bracken fire at Martlesham Heath
- Thurston: Linking up to help trauma casualties
- Suffolk/Essex: Towns snubbed in bid to become ‘Portas Pilots’
- Essex: Early morning road delays after crash on A12
- Update: Delays ease as part of M25 in Essex re-opens
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Kesgrave: Jazz bands raise nearly £4,000 for charity
THE East Anglian Air Ambulance is better off to the tune of £3,925.50 thanks to bands from the area.
Review: Different Buttons, by Joanna Carrick, Red Rose Chain, St Clement’s Hospital, Ipswich, until June 2
THIS is an extraordinary look at an extraordinary part of the town’s history.
Review: Katona Twins; Bury St Edmunds Festival; Unitarian Meeting House; Tuesday May 22
A gloriously sunny day and the charm of the Unitarian Meeting House provided a pleasant and apt context for the mostly Spanish-influenced programme offered by the Katona Twins on Tuesday.
- Review: International Baroque Players; Bury St Edmunds Festival; Apex; Sunday May 20
- Review: The Sixteen; Bury St Edmunds Festival; St Edmundsbury Cathedral; Monday May 21
- Review: Britten Sinfonia; Bury St Edmunds Festival, The Apex; Sunday May 20
- Ipswich: St Clement’s Hospital is focus of new Red Rose Chain play
- Gallery: Choir of 1,000 voices helps launch Bury St Edmunds Festival - and they may have broken world record
- Southwold: New ITV drama, A Mother’s Son, starring Martin Clunes and Hermione Norris to be filmed in town
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Felixstowe: Mrs Prop Sue Simmons has everything from a toy rat to a vintage carrier bag in her store cupboard
AS soon as you walk in to her house you can’t help but spot a period truncheon and a carpet beater hanging on the wall.
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- Ipswich: Concerns raised over police stop and search figures
- Suffolk/Essex: Sunshine sends people flocking to coast - and there’s more to come
- Ipswich: Restaurant owners given one month to pay £1million court order
- Colchester: Shop evacuated as roof partially collapses
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UPDATED: Crystal Palace set to beat Ipswich Town and sign Joel Ward
CRYSTAL Palace look set to beat Ipswich Town in the race for the signature of Pompey’s Joel Ward.
Videos: Ipswich Town fans achieve ‘every boy’s dream’ in Portman Cup
Now in its fourth year, the Portman Cup offers fans the chance to sample a little of the life of a professional footballer, culminating in a 90-minute match at the home of Ipswich Town. DAVE GOODERHAM went along to find out what it meant to the participants.
Ipswich Town could look to League One play-off final for full-back fallback option
THE result of tomorrow’s League One play-off final could determine who becomes Paul Jewell’s fallback option at full-back.
Richard Wright: It’s time to look after No.1
GOALKEEPER Richard Wright says he had to leave his beloved Blues because he wasn’t prepared to play second fiddle any more.
Joel Ward and Alan Judge top fans’ poll
IPSWICH Town supporters have put Joel Ward and Alan Judge at the top of their most wanted list.
- POLL: Which Ipswich Town transfer target would you most like to see sign?
- New signings will need to be players the fans can identify with, says Paul Jewell
- TRANSFER LATEST: Ipswich Town and one other rival battle for Joel Ward signature
- Ipswich Town open day date announced
- TRANSFER LATEST: Sheffield Wednesday pull out of the race to sign Ipswich Town target Joel Ward
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Elena Baltcha loses in first round of French Open
Ipswich tennis star Elena Baltacha bowed out of the French Open as the British number one lost in straight sets to US Open champion Samantha Stosur today.
England Legends to play in Suffolk
MIKE Atherton, Mike Gatting, Darren Gough, David Lloyd and Michael Vaughan could all be playing in the Ipswich area later this season.
Ipswich Town legend Ted Phillips’ bowling record broken after 45 years
Ipswich Town legend Ted Phillips has met and congratulated the bowler who has broken the record he held for 45 years.
Three players on the move and clubs’ promotions confirmed
STRIKER Kieran Leabon is looking for a new club after being released by Ryman League Premier Division Bury Town.
Elena Baltacha to face Sam Stosur in French Open first round
SUFFOLK tennis star Elena Baltacha will face Australian Samantha Stosur in the first round of the French Open, which starts on Sunday.
- Cup winners Haughley seeking new manager
- John Ruddy ruled out of Euro 2012
- Ennis labelled fat by senior figure at UK Athletics
- Ex U’s midfielder eyes up return to League One
- Sudbury stay undefeated as Woolpit lose
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Battle over fields is only just starting
COUNTRYSIDE around Felixstowe is under its biggest threat for years.
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Ipswich: Picture postcards fetch nearly £1,000 at auction
A SERIES of historical postcards and photographs depicting a bygone era have raised nearly £1,000 after going under the hammer.
