News
Ex-soldier guilty of killing lodger
A FORMER soldier has been found guilty of murdering his lodger at his Ipswich home and then dumping the body near Framlingham.
- Road blocked off after hole appears
- No further action against rape suspect
- Man arrested following post office incidents
- Man handed prison term for nationwide driving test scam
- Increase in number of pupils taking holidays in term time
- Two rescued after plane crash at sea
- Fugitive captured after 18 years on the run
Entertainment
Tasty mix of music and food will go down a treat
JIMMY’S Farm, near Ipswich, will be the backdrop for two days of music, cookery and gardening on September 11-12.
- Iconic painting of Suffolk landmark stolen in heist
- Quiz sitcom stars Boycie and Marlene
- An enjoyable and challenging evening
- Recital takes audience back in time
- Aspiring film-makers shoot for fame in Ipswich
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Weird & Wacky
Gem in heritage tour
A RESTORED machine room that once played an important role in the local brewing industry is the latest attraction on a heritage days tour.
- Farmer’s surprise as cow gives birth to triplets
- Ageing silos to get colourful makeover
- Charlie is world’s fastest Bananaman
- ‘X-Files’ UFO documents shed new light on ‘Suffolk’s Roswell’
Aidan Semmens
Special circumstances of life and death
I NEVER knew my grandfather. Like so many, I was deprived of that privilege by Hitler.
Sport
De Vos heaps praise on Town star
IPSWICH TOWN: Canadian Jamie Peters was today applauded by fellow countryman Jason De Vos for his decision to stay and carve out a career with the Blues.
- Keane can now be banked on to get it right
- American keeper completes Town move
- Will the Town six return unscathed?
- Town youths gain first point
- Town have scope to add to squad
- Olympic Games to light up Portman Road?
- Town building now for Premier League
Sport
- Ken shows age is no barrier
- Fundraisers in the frame to pocket charity cash
- Ward keeping an eye on loan market
- Norwich striker charged with assault
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Non-league
Speedway
Richard Cornwell
Evening Star valentine rose still going strong
NOT being a great romantic, I tend not to bother with Valentine’s Day and would probably favour plastic roses – they last longer and always look their best.
Kindred Spirits
Back to the future at junction
Controversial changes costing millions are presently being made to the junction with Duke Street and Fore Street, Ipswich.
