Villages snub Queen to honour Ray
Published:
12:20 PM January 21, 2004
Updated:
9:26 PM February 17, 2021
VILLAGERS have today snubbed the Queen – in favour of a man who was at the heart of their community for decades.Residents in the twin Trimleys were proposing to name a road in honour of the Her Majesty's Golden Jubilee celebrations.
By Richard Cornwell
VILLAGERS have today snubbed the Queen – in favour of a man who was at the heart of their community for decades.
Residents in the twin Trimleys were proposing to name a road in honour of the Her Majesty's Golden Jubilee celebrations.
But now they have decided to abandon the idea, and instead have decided to call it Howlett Way, as a
You may also want to watch:
tribute to local historian Ray Howlett, who lived all his life in the villages and was devoted to them.
FULL STORY IN YOUR EVENING STAR TONIGHT
Most Read
- 1 Body found in the River Orwell
- 2 Tributes to 'loyal, caring' man, 28, who died after A14 crash
- 3 Woman who posed as food bank staff steals Easter eggs from Morrisons
- 4 Caravans pitched at Portman Road car park
- 5 Felixstowe beach hut sells for record price of £65k within hours
- 6 Ipswich music producer's 'amazing' rise as global DJ's assistant
- 7 Plans for new central Ipswich Travelodge now available to view online
- 8 HOW THE NIGHT UNFOLDED: Witches prove too hot for Lynn
- 9 Breakdown on Orwell Bridge cleared after queues to Copdock roundabout
- 10 Cheers! Ipswich pubs and restaurants welcome first indoor guests of 2021
Don't Miss
Comments powered by Disqus