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Hundon man on rape and causing miscarriage charges
A man who is alleged to have caused a woman to miscarry her unborn baby is due to in court today.
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Spurned lover’s hammer attack revenge
A FARM manager carried out a hammer attack on the house of a man who had been sleeping with his wife, a court heard.
3 commentsSudbury networking party
A BUSINESS networking group is celebrating its first birthday on Friday.
1 comment‘Someone could die from a fall’ Sudbury OAP’s carer warns
AN elderly woman was badly injured when she slipped and fell in a notoriously dangerous shopping centre.
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Sport
AFC Sudbury - Double-award winner Nathan Clarke to leave club
AFC Sudbury supporters and players’ player of the year Nathan Clarke has surprisingly announced he is looking for a new club.
Sudbury cricket - Sri Lankan star tips team for title
AFTER leading them to a sensational victory over rivals Bury St Edmunds, Sri Lankan ace Hasantha Fernando believes Sudbury can be the surprise winners of the East Anglian Premier League (EAPL).
AFC Sudbury - Tracey: ‘Fit players will be key’
AFC SUDBURY manager Chris Tracey believes imposing a gruelling summer fitness regime on his squad will prevent a repeat of their disastrous 2011/12 start, writes Russell Claydon.
Paul Jewell watches on as schools trophy goes to Great Cornard
Great Cornard Middle School 1 Seaton Burn Community College 0
Natasha on course for summer
GREAT Cornard Upper School pupil Natasha Wright saw off stiff competition to take first place in the under-14 girls section of the Eastern Region Snowsports Association Ski Schools Championship.
Lifestyle
Clare production is fit for a Queen
A SPECIAL performance being staged in Clare to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will offer the audience an interesting window into the lives of English kings and queens.
Glemsford jubilee celebrations
GLEMSFORD villagers are planning a whole day of jubilee celebrations with morris dancing, a children’s tea party, live music, face painting, magic, and hand bell ringing on June 4.
Terry completes cycle challenge
A CHARITY founder cycled 500km in searing heat to help spread the word about the dangers of alcohol.
School art
PUPILS at Long Melford Primary School are helping to support Dementia Awareness Week, which runs from Sunday to next Saturday.
An explosive exhibition
A WARTIME bomb more than four foot long is the centrepiece of an exhibition featuring heritage and historical artefacts connected to Long Melford.
Community
Vicar set to sign off
MOUNT Bures vicar the Rev Henry Heath is celebrating his last church flower festival this year.
Clare production is fit for a Queen
A SPECIAL performance being staged in Clare to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will offer the audience an interesting window into the lives of English kings and queens.
Glemsford jubilee celebrations
GLEMSFORD villagers are planning a whole day of jubilee celebrations with morris dancing, a children’s tea party, live music, face painting, magic, and hand bell ringing on June 4.
Clare park ranger ends career
A SPECIAL presentation was made in Clare last week in recognition of almost 36 years service given to the town by park ranger John Laws, who has just retired.
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Weather for Sudbury
Thursday 24 May 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 13 C to 25 C
Wind Speed: 14 mph
Wind direction: North east
Tomorrow
Sunny
Temperature: 12 C to 21 C
Wind Speed: 22 mph
Wind direction: East
