Ten-Man U21s Lose at Colchester
Monday, 15th Feb 2016 17:09 by James Ager
Femi Akinwande netted an 87th minute penalty as Town’s U21s were beaten 1-0 at Colchester United this afternoon, skipper Joe Robinson (pictured) having been shown a straight red card in the incident which led to the spot-kick.
Mark Kennedy named an unusually experienced team with Paul Digby partnering Robinson at centre-back, Jay Tabb and Larsen Touré featuring in midfield, and Luke Varney starting up front.
The former Blackburn striker came close to opening the scoring early on when Shane McLoughlin played him through, but Varney s left-foot shot across Dillon Barnes struck the far post before the ball was cleared to safety.
Published:
4:00 PM February 15, 2021
Heartfelt tributes have been paid to much-loved Ipswich doctor and grandfather Dr Ishwar Lal Bhatia
- Credit: Submitted by family
Heartfelt tributes have been paid to an Ipswich GP known for his gentle character and infectious smile , who has died in hospital aged 77.
Moving to Ipswich from London in 1975, India-born doctor Ishwar Lal Bhatia became a household name for many thanks to his dedication to helping others, spending his working life in different positions across the local NHS.
Dr Bhatia worked at the Landseer Road Practice and Ravenswood Surgery, as well as Ipswich and Anglesea Road hospitals
Published:
4:00 PM February 15, 2021
Heartfelt tributes have been paid to much-loved Ipswich doctor and grandfather Dr Ishwar Lal Bhatia
- Credit: Submitted by family
Heartfelt tributes have been paid to an Ipswich GP known for his gentle character and infectious smile , who has died in hospital aged 77.
Moving to Ipswich from London in 1975, India-born doctor Ishwar Lal Bhatia became a household name for many thanks to his dedication to helping others, spending his working life in different positions across the local NHS.
Dr Bhatia worked at the Landseer Road Practice and Ravenswood Surgery, as well as Ipswich and Anglesea Road hospitals
Town s share issue raised £1,746,420, around £400,000 added to the total during the two-week extension. The initial public offer of shares was closed last Friday.
Janet and Phil Maricic clapping in honour of Captain Sir Tom Moore
- Credit: Charlotte Bond
Streets in Suffolk were lined with people clapping in honour of Captain Sir Tom Moore this evening, after the hero passed away with Covid on Tuesday.
The 100-year-old was admitted to Bedford Hospital with pneumonia late last week, where he was then diagnosed with coronavirus and died a few days later.
His legacy of raising nearly £33million for NHS charities by walking around his garden will live on as a symbol of hope in the coronavirus pandemic, after inspiring many others to take on fundraising challenges.