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Foz presenting Mildenhall captain Jon Armstrong with the National Trophy in 2017 - Credit: Derek Leader In his latest On Air in Suffolk column, broadcaster Stephen Foster tells of one of his proudest moments covering the Mildenhall Fen Tigers. An 80 mile round trip on a Sunday afternoon to watch the Mildenhall Fen Tigers has played a big part in my life since I rekindled my love of speedway some 15 years ago. I’ve had a soft spot for West Row Stadium since the 1980s when I emcee’d the Mildenhall Rock and Blues Festival there. It was something of a labour of love as it involved working wit...

Foz presenting Mildenhall captain Jon Armstrong with the National Trophy in 2017 - Credit: Derek Leader In his latest On Air in Suffolk column, broadcaster Stephen Foster tells of one of his proudest moments covering the Mildenhall Fen Tigers. An 80 mile round trip on a Sunday afternoon to watch the Mildenhall Fen Tigers has played a big part in my life since I rekindled my love of speedway some 15 years ago. I’ve had a soft spot for West Row Stadium since the 1980s when I emcee’d the Mildenhall Rock and Blues Festival there. It was something of a labour of love as it involved working wit...

Foz pictured with the Witches team of 2014 - Credit: Steve Waller In his latest On Air in Suffolk column, broadcaster Stephen Foster tells how he became the 'voice of Suffolk speedway' No brakes, no fear. That pretty much sums up one of my favourite sports - speedway. We’re incredibly lucky here in Suffolk to have two fantastic clubs - the Ipswich Witches and the Mildenhall Fen Tigers. I have been fortunate enough to cover both for BBC Radio Suffolk, often combining that role with announcing duties at Foxhall and West Row. My love of speedway goes back to the mid-1970s when my good friend R...

Having, over the last couple of days, highlighted the “giant” people of the U.K. and the mysterious “little people”-types too, I thought today I would follow on by sharing with you some of the stranger tales of the legendary figures of the U.K. We’ll begin with what has become known as the Woodwose. Tabitca Cope says that it “…is a savage, naked man decked out in leaves and boughs or moss and ivy, carrying a huge club. He has been reportedly seen in England since 14 th Century and up to the 16 th Century and has been described as a large bearded man whose entire body was covered...

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