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Towns away hoodoo continued after the East Anglian derby at Carrow Road ended 2-2. Goals from Alan Lee and Pablo Couñago put the Blues ahead at the break, but the home side hit back via Martin Taylor and Jamie Cureton in the second half.

Town came from behind to grab their ninth consecutive home win with a 3-1 victory over Colchester. Clive Platt put the Us ahead in the first half but Jon Walters, Liam Trotter and Danny Haynes won the Blues the points after the break, Neil Alexander having saved a Mark Yeates penalty.

Former Blue Fabian Wilnis kicks off his testimonial year with a fashion show evening involving many members of the current first team at the Seckford Theatre in Woodbridge on Wednesday evening.

A CUMBRIAN chippy that could win Fish & Chip Takeaway of the Year

You could sum up this year’s Super Touring Lite (STL) race at the 60th running of the SCCA National Championship Runoffs at VIRginia International Raceway by saying Joe Moser earned the gold medal driving his No.

Striker Alan Lee is up to third in the latest Actim Index stats for the Championship. The Town frontman is currently on 133 points with only fellow goal-grabbers James Beattie (Sheffield United, 176) and Darius Henderson (Watford, 138) ahead of him.

It wasn't that long ago that the historical Boon Street Church in Narragansett was just the hull of a building, overgrown and slipping into obscurity.

Lila Delman Compass announced Friday the sale of 114 Boon Street in Narragansett for $3,100,000. Dan and Nicole Harding, Lila Delman Compass

Boss Jim Magilton looks set to stick with keeper Neil Alexander for Saturdays live home Sky game with Coventry City (Sky Sports One, KO 5.20pm). Earlier in the week the Town manager hinted that he might replace the Scot with Shane Supple after a below par performance at West Brom last week.

Towns poor away start to the season continued with a 4-0 defeat at West Brom. The Blues went behind to Ishmael Millers goal during a first half dominated by the home side. Town improved after the break but were hit by a late three-goal salvo from Filipe Teixeira and Kevin Phillips (2).