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Ipswich's Latest News

Countess of Wessex due to visit today
SUFFOLK is today preparing for a Royal visit from the Countess of Wessex. Prince Edward's wife Sophie will be arriving by helicopter this morning for a whistle stop tour of the county.

Body found at Ipswich docks
POLICE have found a body in the water at Ipswich docks today.

Man stabbed hairdresser to death after homosexual advances, court told
A MAN stabbed and slashed an Ipswich hairdresser to death because he made homosexual advances to him, a court heard today. Rodney Greenland, of Manchester Road, Ipswich, denies murdering Simon Amers, 36, sometime between July 27 and 30 at Mr Amers home in Widgeon Close, in the Chantry area of the town.

A12 petrol station explosion fear drama
A VAN overturned and smashed into a petrol pump at an A12 service station this morning - sparking fears of an explosion.

More pupils playing school sport but below national average
MORE than 8,500 extra school pupils are taking part in PE lessons as part of the curriculum in Suffolk - but the figure for the county still lags significantly behind the national average.


 Evening Star 24 - News

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Tue - Partly Cloudy. High: 4 Low: 1
Wed - Partly Cloudy. High: 4 Low: 0

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The History of Ipswich

The History of Ipswich - Carol TwinchEver thought that Ipswich was a town lacking in historical clout? Think again. As long ago as 1200 King John himself thought Ipswich important enough to receive a royal charter, while archaeology carried out over the last 30 years proves conclusively that it is one of England's oldest towns.

From the Anglo-Saxon 'Gipeswic' to the Victorian ship-building mecca, Ipswich has a tradition of sustained historical significance. High time then, that the story of Ipswich is told in full.

In this fascinating new title, renowned local author Carol Twinch sets out to do just that, and in her investigation of the last 1,400 years in Suffolk's primary conurbation she unearths much to capture the interest of the budding local historian. Narrated with wit and charm, this illustrated account of Ipswich's history is a true delight. Not to be missed.

The History of Ipswich is published by Breedon Books and is priced at £9.99. Available from all good bookshops, The History of Ipswich can also be bought online at www.breedonbooks.co.uk, or by calling 01332 384235.

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Trying to locate Brian Keeble & Brenda Tibbles
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lots of school closures, listen to local radio for more info.
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Heavy snow overnight....get those sledges ready!
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Ipswich's Latest Sports News

Ferguson Calls for Youth Cup Break
Town groundsman Alan Ferguson says he would like to see a winter break for the FA Youth Cup to prevent damage to pitches. Ferguson?s Portman Road surface was less than its usual self when the Blues took on Middlesbrough on Saturday in the wake of last Tuesday?s Youth Cup defeat to Fulham.

U18s Draw at Charlton
Town's U18s drew 1-1 at Charlton's Sparrows Lane training ground on Saturday morning.

Murphy: I'm a Striker
Daryl Murphy says he is hoping to show Sunderland boss Steve Bruce that he should have been playing him as a striker and not a left midfielder during his loan spell with the Blues. Murphy has spent much of his time at the Stadium of Light playing in his less favoured midfield role.

Keane: Nothing Imminent on Loan Signings
Town manager Roy Keane says no new loan additions are close to being added to his squad and no one is on the verge of leaving for pastures new. Last week the Blues boss revealed that he was looking for cover in a couple of areas ? probably a left-back and a right-sided centre-half ? and had received interest in some of his players from elsewhere.

[Blog] The Left Side
Ipswich's left flank has been its weak spot this year. Let's take a look at the developments and, more importantly, the lack thereof, on the left side which has contributed to Ipswich's present position.


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Latest Local Sports News

Town may have to adapt to pitch
IPSWICH Town players are going to have to adapt to a rutted Portman Road pitch if they are to stretch their home unbeaten run that currently reads 10. Head groundsman Alan Ferguson and his staff have until February 27 for the next home game to repair the damage done in last Tuesday's FA Youth Cup game against Fulham that was played in pouring rain.

U's boss has no sympathy ahead of derby
COLCHESTER United boss Aidy Boothroyd has no sympathy for Southend United's plight ahead of tonight's Essex derby. Steve Tilson's side visit the Weston Homes Community Stadium placed 16th in the table having lost seven of their last 11 league games.

Izzet critical of Colchester boo-boys
KEMI Izzet has called upon the Colchester United boo-boys to show a little more patience tonight. The U's were booed off the field by a significant number of the crowd when they trailed 1-0 to Carlisle at the Weston Homes Community Stadium last Tuesday.

Pitch will play a part in derby match
AIDY Boothroyd and Steve Tilson have both agreed that the Weston Homes Community Stadium pitch is in a bad state for tonight's Essex derby. Colchester's playing surface has been severely affected by heavy snow, frost and rain over the past two months.

Keane satisfied with debuts of new boys
ROY Keane was satisfied with the performance of his two new boys, Daryl Murphy and David Healy, during Saturday's 1-1 draw against Middlesbrough. Healy provided the cross for Murphy's first minute opener, and both are set to play major roles in Town's quest to pull clear of the relegation zone over the next three months.


 Evening Star 24 - General sport