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A new housing development is coming to Pueblo. These new apartments, however, come with a steep price tag.

Former Town striker David Johnson is once again being targeted by the Northern Ireland international side. Back in 1999 Johnson was approached by the Ulstermen and subsequently almost played for Wales and then Scotland.

The number of tech jobs in Tennessee has risen by 8%, according to the Technology Councils of North America. The trade group says it’s the largest

Signing sessions with current and former players will be taking place at the Town stand at the Suffolk Show on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Various Blues legends of the past will be back in action at Portman Road on Sunday in a charity match raising funds for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and the ITFC Charitable Trust (KO 3pm). Mick Mills will be in charge of the Milsoms’ Maestros, a side representing the local hotel and restaurant group, as they take on the Wheeler Wine Masters, a team from The Colchester Wine Company, managed by George Burley.

Courtesy of the club, TWTD readers have the chance to win five pairs of balcony tickets for the after-meal presentations at the gala dinner celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Blues 1981 UEFA Cup win at the Town Hall next Monday.

Portman Road’s Champions Lounge was the venue for a dementia initiative last week instigated by Steve Robbins from the

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A host of Town fans’ favourites will take to the field to raise vital funds for West Suffolk Hospital’s Forget-Me-Not Dementia campaign during a special charity match on Sunday afternoon.

It’s not often you get to write about a match that is a game of three thirds, but that pretty much sums up Tuesday’s Portman Cup clash played on the main pitch between two sides made up of fans desperately trying to emulate their heroes. Amongst them, playing in an unfamiliar left-back role, was TWTD’s Phil Ham.