Page 3 - Mick Lambert News Today

This Saturday’s

The recent drop in oil prices should not have surprised those that closely follow seismic activity. Historically, the health of the seismic segment has been a reliable indicator of the future health of the entire upstream oil and gas sector. Seismic is usually first to slow down, and then often leads the subsequent business upswing. Early indications. The current seismic downturn started in late 2013. As 2014 unfolded, and even with the other oilfield segments booming, the woes of the seismic co...

Welcome to TWTDs shop, a place for all your gift ideas or maybe something for yourself.

Today is the deadline for purchasing copies of

Legendary Town reporters Dave Allard and Neal Manning are signing copies of their new book

Town are being linked with an ambitious late window move for Middlesbrough midfielder Sam Morsy, who captained Paul Cook’s Wigan and Chesterfield sides.

One lucky TWTD reader can win a copy of Dan Botten’s new book

Town are again being linked with Brann Bergens Norwegian international forward Thorstein Helstad. The 24-year-old has played six times for his country and scored 18 goals this season.

With Town celebrating the 40th anniversary of the 1978 FA Cup win on Sunday, BBC Radio Suffolk is broadcasting a three-hour special,

The Most Memorable Day in Town’s History Saturday, 5th May 2018 18:06 by Mel Henderson As Sunday’s 40th anniversary of Town’s 1978 FA Cup triumph approaches, Mel Henderson, the club’s public relations officer at the time, recalls that great day, the run which took the Blues to Wembley and how he came to be among those sitting on the bench during the final. May 6th, 1978, was undoubtedly the most memorable day in the history of our favourite club. I’m not forgetting what must have b...