Traffic officers stopped a car after an alert was triggered by automatic number plate recognition technology – and got a surprise when they searched the vehicle.
TV star Jeffrey Holland will take to the stage at Leiston Film Theatre this month to play one of the world’s best-loved comedy stars, Stan Laurel, in a new one-man play.
We take a look at the major talking points coming out of Ipswich Town’s 0-0 draw at Wolves, as the Blues fell further behind in the race for a play-off spot.
Ipswich Town boss Mick McCarthy believes his team played much better today, but admits a goalless draw at Wolves has left his team needing back-to-back home wins against Charlton and Brentford in the coming week if they are to make the play-offs.
Chief football writer Stuart Watson looks back at Ipswich Town’s 0-0 draw with Wolves, after which Mick McCarthy again discussed his link to the vacant position at Aston Villa.
Ipswich Town couldn’t quite find a way to beat a listless Wolves team at Molineux this afternoon, a goalless draw seeing them fall further adrift of the Championship play-off places.
Enchanted Entertainment bring their Easter pantomime to The Ipswich Regent on Tuesday, April 5 with pregnant Dani Harmer taking the lead role alongside Bobby Davro.
Actor, comedian and impressionist Bobby Davro is off to see The Wizard of Oz. Entertainment writer Wayne Savage finds out more about the Ipswich Regent’s Easter pantomime.
For somebody who’s spent the day on the phone talking about new show The Knights of Music, Phillip Schofield’s very chipper when I call, writes Wayne Savage.
It was a blistering set that lived on only through bootlegs. But now rare live recordings of rock band The White Stripes in session at the Suffolk home of legendary DJ John Peel are to get their first-ever official release.
Leiston boss Richard Wilkins admits the Blues’ play-off chances are all but over, but has called on his players to play for pride and league positions in their remaining four Ryman Premier games.
A round trip of more than 12,000 miles is a long way to go for your national championships – but that is exactly what three swimmers from one Suffolk club put themselves through.
I don’t have a track record of success when it comes to growing vegetables, writes Sheena Grant as she continues on her mission to live a thriftier life.
I make absolutely no apologies for being enthusiastic about the planned redesign of Ipswich Cornhill and about expressing my delight that the New Anglia LEP has found the remaining money so the £3.3m project can go ahead.
