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Suffolk school's cross country a big success - Vimarsana News

Suffolk school's cross country a big success

2,000 children took part from across Suffolk in the successful school's cross county championships held at Royal Hospital School in Ipswich.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Suffolk school's cross country a big success - Vimarsana News

Suffolk school's cross country a big success

Around 2,000 children from across the county took part yesterday in the Suffolk Schools Cross Country Championships.

Jetty Lane charity thanks supports for help this year - Vimarsana News

Jetty Lane charity thanks supports for help this year

A Woodbridge-based charity that is working towards building a new community, arts and youth centre has shared its thanks to all of the people who have helped.

Jetty Lane charity thanks supports for help this year | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Jetty Lane charity thanks supports for help this year | East Anglian Daily Times

A Woodbridge-based charity that is working towards building a new community, arts and youth centre has shared its thanks to all of the people who have helped.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Leave traffic lights off Suffolk's A12 roundabouts - Vimarsana News

Leave traffic lights off Suffolk's A12 roundabouts

The A12 Seven Hills junction does not need traffic lights. - Credit: Google In a week in which highways workers are once again proving themselves to be the heroes of the hour by doing all they can to keep roads moving, it may seem a bit harsh to launch a broadside at their bosses. You don't need traffic lights on a roundabout. All that does is create more congestion, more pollution, and more frustration among drivers. If the Highways Department at Suffolk County Council has £60m burning a hole in its pocket I can think of 150 better ways to spend it rather than cutting the East Suffolk coast...