Video PUBLISHED: 06:00 18 February 2019 Ipswich Town boss Paul Lambert watches on during the draw with Stoke - Karl Fuller says critics of the Town manager are wrong. Picture: STEVE WALLER © Copyright Stephen Waller As so often has happened in the last two or three years, I wish that I could have written this latest column after a midweek game instead of after the Stoke game. True, the net result of both matches was the same, but I enjoyed Wednesday night far more, writes Karl Fuller. Alan Judge is top of the list of players who Town haved to keep this summer. Picture: STEVE WALLERI’ll give you an idea of how much that occasion was a pleasure to be a part of. I catch a train to midweek home games and often, it’s more beneficial for me to catch the 9.43pm train home rather than hang around waiting for the 10.23pm departure. The downside of this is depending on the injury-time added to each half, I find that I might need to leave a couple of minutes from the … [Read more...] about Fuller Flavour: We must keep Judge, and critics of Lambert are wrong
Lucky escape after car flip crash
PUBLISHED: 06:53 18 February 2019 | UPDATED: 06:53 18 February 2019 Bethany Wales The accident happened around 9.30 Sunday night on Beeston Road near Great Fransham. Photo: Police Archant A driver has had a miraculous escape after their car flipped in a collision. The accident happened just before 9.30 pm Sunday night on Beeston Road, Cranes Corner,near Great Fransham.Police, ambulance and two fire crews from Dereham and Swaffham attended the crash, which involved one vehicle.In a tweet, Breckland Police confirmed the driver was uninjured.It said: “We have just finished dealing with this RTC on Beeston Road, Great Fransham. I am pleased to say the driver is not injured and is safe and well and no other vehicles involved. There are no offences.” … [Read more...] about Lucky escape after car flip crash
Skincare: What needs to change as winter turns to summer
Spring has sprung and summer is arriving, which means we are already modifying our diets and wardrobes to align with the climate. Why leave skincare behind? With the weather getting toastier, sunlight exposure gets to your mind. While winter was about moisturising, summers call for acne-free, glowing skin. Your cleansing routine changes. You layer your skincare and add a multi-tasker or a seasonal product. But hydration stays because it is an important step to balance the complexion and allows your skin to breathe. To help you flaunt a soft and supple skin all year round, we have brought to you a list of changes you need to make in your skincare regimen with the weather getting warmer and a stock of products from Qtrove.com that will help you pick the right gear: How to cleanse It becomes imperative to use a light cleanser in summer months that balances excess oil. It is a good idea to give the milk or cream cleanser that you’ve been using during winters a break and go for … [Read more...] about Skincare: What needs to change as winter turns to summer
Businesses provide huge donation to give Beattie statue campaign a boost
PUBLISHED: 06:00 18 February 2019 | UPDATED: 06:37 18 February 2019 Will Jefford Mark Calver, Mark Murphy and Garry Smith at Ridgeons Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN Archant A donation of the materials and manpower to build a plinth where the statue of Kevin Beattie will stand has given ‘The Beat Goes On’ fundraising campaign a huge boost. Ipswich Town’s Kevin Beattie in 1977 Picture: OWEN HINESThe plinth has been generously donated by campaign committee member Mark Calver, who owns MC Contracts and the Greshams venue and restaurant in Ipswich, and Ridgeons Timber and Builders Merchants at Martlesham Heath, which will provide materials.The fantastic donation comes as the campaign reached a milestone of raising £20,000 just under two months after going live. MORE: Make a donation to the campaign hereMr Calver said: “The plinth is the foundation of the statue, it is the starting point. We knew that if we could get the base sorted … [Read more...] about Businesses provide huge donation to give Beattie statue campaign a boost
North Carolina to hold hearing on undecided US House race
Emery P. Dalesio, Associated Press Updated 10:23 pm PST, Sunday, February 17, 2019 FILE - In this Dec. 5, 2018 file photo, Leslie McCrae Dowless Jr. poses for a portrait outside of his home in Bladenboro, N.C. The Republican in the nation’s last undecided congressional election said Monday, Feb. 11, 2019 he recruited a political operative now at the center of a ballot fraud investigation because he produced election results in his rural North Carolina county and other Republicans vouched for him. Mark Harris said he didn’t know before November’s election that state elections board investigators found evidence that operative Dowless Jr. may have illegally handled ballots in 2016. (Travis Long/The News & Observer via AP, File) less FILE - In this Dec. 5, 2018 file photo, Leslie McCrae Dowless Jr. poses for a portrait outside of his home in Bladenboro, N.C. The Republican in the nation’s last undecided congressional election said Monday, ... more … [Read more...] about North Carolina to hold hearing on undecided US House race