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- Children's memorial plaque stolen
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- Olympic Flame handed over to London
- Man, 52, charged over explosives
- Two held over attack on pensioner
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Linton Village College students bid a fond ‘au revoir’ after French youngsters head home
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Haverhill student to take to the court with Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic
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Tories take Linton by just one vote
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Haverhill teenager is running to help autism school
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Shop the criminals who trashed statues in Cavendish
Very Early Lunch Club makes its mark
THE first ever meeting of a new business networking group in Haverhill has been hailed as ‘fantastic’ by its organiser.
Public vote will decide where retailer’s charity aid will go
CHARITIES in the Haverhill area are in with a chance of receiving a year’s worth of fund-raising support thanks to Sainsbury’s.
Haverhill woman’s says Suffolk Circle has ‘changed my life’
A SUFFOLK organisation that helps improve older people’s social lives and provides help around the home has received a glowing endorsement from one of its new members.
Awards glory for am dram groups
AMATEUR dramatics groups in Haverhill and Kedington are celebrating after scooping two prestigious regional awards for their productions - with the latter completing it a hat-trick of titles in the process.
Government minister to visit
EMPLOYMENT Minister Chris Grayling will visit Haverhill today (Thursday) to discuss efforts to reduce unemployment in the town.
Sport
Haverhill skipper is not getting carried away after fine win
THEY may be sitting in second place in the nascent 2012 division one table after their eye-catching victory at Elmstead Grasshoppers last weekend, but Haverhill skipper Simon Youngs is keeping his feet firmly on the ground.
Olympic official Mick Graham helps to train top champ Ben Snaith
Olympic official Mick Graham has helped train a 16-year-old to two gold medals at the recent Sanisbury’s 2012 School Games.
HUNTS COUNTY BATS SUFFOLK SUNDAY LEAGUE DIVISION ONE Woolpit 155-0 beat Haverhill 154 by ten wickets
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Mizon claims victory in Haverhill Angling Club contest
THE latest Haverhill Angling Club match which took place at Westside Farm near Whittlesford was a hard fought match where most of the fish caught were mirror, common, and ghosty carp.
Haverhill bowlers rip through batting to secure a remarkable win
MARSHALL HATCHICK TWO COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP
Lifestyle
Tell us about your jubilee events in Haverhill, Linton and Clare areas
WE know that the forthcoming Diamond Jubilee is a great opportunity for our communities to get together.
Flights take off to Jersey
Cambridge Airport has seen the return of flights to and from Jersey which are operating on Saturdays until September 15.
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The European Parliament has voted through new legislation to make mobile phone calls and roaming data-downloads much cheaper for holidaymakers and business travellers - and the new rules will be in place in time for the summer getaway.
Pints still pouring at the Chestnut Tree pub in West Wratting that had faced closure
A village local facing closure will continue to pour pints after it was bought by a couple.
Review: Dirty Dancing
WHAT is still regarded as an iconic movie has been turned into a theatrical winner and, for the next three weeks, Milton Keynes Theatre will be packed with enthusiastic audiences wanting to see more Dirty Dancing.
Community
Fire union in Essex calls for independent investigation
The Fire Brigades Union is claiming there is a risk of a cover up of alleged serious financial mismanagement and other practices at Essex fire service after the District Auditor says she will not investigate any allegations prior to 2010.
Legion’s thanks as Haverhill poppy appeal raises record amount
A record amount was raised by The Royal British Legion during last year’s poppy appeal.
Pints still pouring at the Chestnut Tree pub in West Wratting that had faced closure
A village local facing closure will continue to pour pints after it was bought by a couple.
Volunteers sought to help the blind in Suffolk
Volunteers are being sought for a new scheme aimed at helping blind and partially sighted people in Suffolk.
Spate of fires hit Linton
There have been four fires in Linton within the last week – three of them straw fires.
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Friday 18 May 2012
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